On February 27, 2025, the Xiaomi SU7 Ultra on display at the Xiaomi Store in Hangzhou, China will be officially launched on the evening of February 27.
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Barcelona – Millet Company president William Lu said on Sunday that it plans to sell electric vehicles outside China in “in the next few years”.
Lu made the announcement at the Xiaomi product launch at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. Although there is no specific timetable, his comments highlight the ambitions of Chinese technology giants in the global electric vehicle market Tesla.
“I can’t share much detail, but I’m happy to tell our global user Xiaomi will release electric cars on sale in the global market in the next few years,” Lu said.
This week, Xiaomi launched its first premium electric car in China called the SU7 Ultra, which starts at 529,000 yuan ($72,627). Lu said the car received 15,000 orders in 24 hours and will be on display at the booth of the company MWC.
This is just the second electric car that Xiaomi announced Enter the electric vehicle sector in 2021. Company’s The first car, called the SU7launched last March. The company is the most famous company for smartphone players, selling its electric cars only in China, but it is the world’s third largest smartphone supplier.
Xiaomi’s su7 is successful, the company is successful More than 100,000 units were offered last year.
Xiaomi’s EV Boom, as well as the recovery of smartphone sales, has helped the company’s stock, which is listed in Hong Kong, and has seen its stock rise by nearly 300% over the past 12 months.
The Beijing-based company is seeking to ride with a new high-end phone called The The Xiaomi 15 Ultra launches on Sundayit hopes to challenge Samsung on the global stage.
