From:Internet Info Agency 2026-08-08 19:01:00
On August 8, Xiaomi Auto rolled out the OTA 1.17 system update to all variants of the YU7 model lineup. In terms of parking features, the update introduces "frame-based parking," allowing users to define a parking spot via the central touchscreen even in the absence of standard parking lines. It also supports front-in/rear-out parking modes and enables seamless switching between perpendicular and angled parking spaces. For driving safety, the update optimizes urban navigation lane selection during turns, improves speed control and lane-change logic on high-speed roads with sharp curves, and refines the smoothness of driving assistance. The 4D millimeter-wave radar has been upgraded to enhance collision-avoidance detection stability in low-visibility conditions such as rain or fog, and a new low-speed forward-reverse alert function has been added. Regarding the intelligent cabin, the large-model-powered "Super XiaoAI" is now enabled by default. The Qisui Music app is now available and can be added to the driving desktop. The Zero-Gravity seats now include a secondary confirmation step—when the rear seats are locked or child seats are installed, physical buttons will no longer directly trigger seat adjustments. The mobile app now offers remote rapid cooling/heating and a seat anti-pinch rollback feature. On the charging ecosystem front, the 20kW home DC charger now supports vehicle-side scheduled charging and can automatically resume interrupted charging sessions after power outages or shutdowns. The app also adds a charging statistics feature, enabling users to view charging volume and duration by day, month, or year, and to estimate electricity costs by inputting local electricity rates.

Volkswagen's China NEV Deliveries Exceed 28,000 Units in October 2026
Chery Automobile files recall of 53,882 Tiggo 5x and Omoda series vehicles
Lynk & Co 900L Large Seven-Seat SUV to Make Global Debut on November 10
Japanese Teardown Team Completes Full Disassembly of Leapmotor Lafa5
BYD Yangwang U9X Reportedly Hits 503.17 km/h Top Speed in Abu Dhabi
Jaguar Land Rover Confirms Range Rover Velar and Evoque to End Production in Mid-2027