From:Internet Info Agency 2026-05-26 09:51:09
The Xiaomi YU7 Standard Edition officially began deliveries on May 26, with a starting price of RMB 233,500. The vehicle features Xiaomi’s family design language and is equipped with the Xiaomi Jiaolong chassis, a 752V silicon carbide high-voltage platform, and the Xiaomi Super Motor V6s Plus. It also includes a front double-wishbone and rear five-link independent suspension, front four-piston fixed calipers, dual-layer silver-coated panoramic glass roof, and triple-layer silver-coated front windshield. Inside, it comes standard with the Xiaomi Horizon Display. For advanced driver assistance, the car is fitted with LiDAR and 4D millimeter-wave radar, delivering 700 TOPS of computing power. This version is the original Standard Edition that was canceled prior to launch and was reintroduced by Xiaomi founder Lei Jun at the company’s “Xiaomi Human-Car-Home Full Ecosystem” new product launch event on May 21. Lei stated that canceling the Standard Edition last year was a mistake. During the initial sales period, customers who place an order can enjoy a 5-year low-interest financing plan and receive a RMB 3,000 voucher for custom paint options. Additionally, those who visit a store for a test drive will receive a 1:64 scale alloy model car. Currently, in-stock YU7 vehicles can be delivered in as little as two hours.

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