Etiqueta: Xiaomi YU7

Xiaomi Auto reported August deliveries above 30,000 units, supported by growing retail coverage and consistent demand for its lineup.

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Profit in sight: Xiaomi Auto's Q2 per-vehicle loss drops to 500 USD.

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Xiaomi YU7 secures 200,000 orders in 3 minutes yet ships 6,024 units in a month.

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Xiaomi car customers claim being forced to pay balance before delivery.

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Xiaomi delivered over 30,000 EVs in July as retail network and factory construction expanded

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Xiaomi YU7 Max delivers power efficiency with 101.2% power output.

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Used Xiaomi YU7s listed above MSRP, mostly Max trim, as new buyers face delivery delays up to 60 weeks.

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BYD Tang L tested. Its advanced tech and quiet ride impress, yet why does Xiaomi YU7 dominate attention?

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Xiaomi YU7 Max real-world highway range test shows 65% of its CLTC mileage.

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Xiaomi YU7 sparks debate over use of consumer-grade chips in cars.

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