From:Internet Info Agency 2026-07-15 19:06:10
Recently, uncamouflaged photos of the Xiaomi Pengcheng SkyNomad N90 Max in motion have been released, showing two small blue lights installed at the rear of the vehicle. Earlier this year, in February, a third-party developer named "Digital Gela" launched an auxiliary intelligent driving accessory—the small blue light—on JD.com, compatible with Xiaomi SU7, Ultra, and YU7 series models. The accessory integrates with the vehicle’s infotainment system and the Mi Home ecosystem, starting at RMB 399. Xiaomi Auto has confirmed that the first SUV of its second product line will be named the Pengcheng N90, though the model has not yet been officially launched. Recently, negative search terms related to "SkyNomad," such as "cause of fire," "accident details," "owner维权 (rights protection)," "car explosion," and "crash scene," have appeared in the search suggestions of several social media platforms. In response, Xiaomi stated that these claims are entirely false rumors, emphasizing that since the vehicle hasn't been released, no accidents could have occurred. The company also noted that such misleading search suggestions are disrupting its normal operations. Xiaomi is currently gathering evidence and filing complaints with relevant platforms for removal.

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