Xiaomi First Electric Car

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has denied a report that the electric car maker had called off plans for a less-expensive vehicle. First teased by Musk in September 2020 during a battery-related event staged by the company, Tesla's failure to deliver the car on time is proving costly.

Chinese consumer tech giant Xiaomi launched its first electric vehicle in Beijing on Thursday, injecting itself into a fiercely competitive sector in the world's largest car market.

Xiaomi's CEO said on Monday his goal for the firm's first electric vehicle was that it would be the "best looking, easiest to drive and smartest car" priced below CNY 500,000 (roughly Rs. 57,93,508), as the Chinese electronics maker gears up for orders this week. The company will on Thursday evening announce its official price range and start takin...

Chinese consumer electronics giant Xiaomi unveiled its first electric car model on Thursday, with its boss declaring ambitions of becoming a global automotive powerhouse despite fierce competition at home.

Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi took the wraps off its first electric vehicle on Thursday and promptly announced it was aiming to become one of world's top five automakers. The sedan, dubbed the SU7, is a highly anticipated model that is expected to make the most of its shared operating system with the company's popular phones.

Xiaomi's first launch event explicitly focusing on EV technology will take place later today (December 28). Ahead of it, the electronics brand has posted a teaser on social media platforms offering a glimpse at the company's first-ever passenger car, an all-electric sedan called the Xiaomi SU7. The four-wheeler is confirmed to come with a HyperOS o...

Xiaomi has announced that the company will soon unveil the company's electric vehicle technology. Earlier this year, an electric vehicle from the company, codenamed 'Modena', was seen being tested in cold, snowy terrains. The upcoming launch event will, however, not see any product reveal and will only showcase the firm's EV technology, Xiaomi CEO ...

In March, Xiaomi had announced that it would be investing $10 billion in the new electric car division over the next 10 years.

Xiaomi Corp CEO Lei Jun reportedly aims for the company to mass produce its own cars by the first half of 2024. The date marks the next major target for the company's fledgling electric vehicle (EV) division.

Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun said the Chinese smartphone maker will mass produce its own cars in the first half of 2024, a company spokesperson said.

Xiaomi plans to make electric vehicles (EVs) using Great Wall Motor's factory, said three people with direct knowledge of the matter, making it the latest tech firm to join the smart mobility race.

From Snapdeal's cash-delivery to Xiaomi leaks, and Uber's new all-electric fleet, catch up with all the latest news with 360 Daily.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has denied a report that the electric car maker had called off plans for a less-expensive vehicle. First teased by Musk in September 2020 during a battery-related event staged by the company, Tesla's failure to deliver the car on time is proving costly.

Chinese consumer tech giant Xiaomi launched its first electric vehicle in Beijing on Thursday, injecting itself into a fiercely competitive sector in the world's largest car market.

Xiaomi's CEO said on Monday his goal for the firm's first electric vehicle was that it would be the "best looking, easiest to drive and smartest car" priced below CNY 500,000 (roughly Rs. 57,93,508), as the Chinese electronics maker gears up for orders this week. The company will on Thursday evening announce its official price range and start takin...

Chinese consumer electronics giant Xiaomi unveiled its first electric car model on Thursday, with its boss declaring ambitions of becoming a global automotive powerhouse despite fierce competition at home.

Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi took the wraps off its first electric vehicle on Thursday and promptly announced it was aiming to become one of world's top five automakers. The sedan, dubbed the SU7, is a highly anticipated model that is expected to make the most of its shared operating system with the company's popular phones.

Xiaomi's first launch event explicitly focusing on EV technology will take place later today (December 28). Ahead of it, the electronics brand has posted a teaser on social media platforms offering a glimpse at the company's first-ever passenger car, an all-electric sedan called the Xiaomi SU7. The four-wheeler is confirmed to come with a HyperOS o...

Xiaomi has announced that the company will soon unveil the company's electric vehicle technology. Earlier this year, an electric vehicle from the company, codenamed 'Modena', was seen being tested in cold, snowy terrains. The upcoming launch event will, however, not see any product reveal and will only showcase the firm's EV technology, Xiaomi CEO ...

In March, Xiaomi had announced that it would be investing $10 billion in the new electric car division over the next 10 years.

Xiaomi Corp CEO Lei Jun reportedly aims for the company to mass produce its own cars by the first half of 2024. The date marks the next major target for the company's fledgling electric vehicle (EV) division.

Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun said the Chinese smartphone maker will mass produce its own cars in the first half of 2024, a company spokesperson said.

Xiaomi plans to make electric vehicles (EVs) using Great Wall Motor's factory, said three people with direct knowledge of the matter, making it the latest tech firm to join the smart mobility race.

From Snapdeal's cash-delivery to Xiaomi leaks, and Uber's new all-electric fleet, catch up with all the latest news with 360 Daily.