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Xiaomi showcased its all-electric SU7 sedan at a recent event in India, hinting at a possible entry into the country’s electric vehicle market.
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The SU7 is Xiaomi’s first car, launched in China in March, with over 70,000 bookings and a target of 100,000 deliveries by year-end.
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The car’s pricing in China is around ₹25 lakh ($30,000), making it cheaper than the most affordable Tesla Model 3 in the country.
Xiaomi, a leading smartphone brand in India, may be exploring the country’s electric vehicle market with its all-electric SU7 sedan. The company showcased the car at a recent event in India, marking its 10th anniversary in the country. While there is no official word on the car’s launch in India, the showcase indicates Xiaomi’s interest in diversifying its product offerings.
The SU7 is Xiaomi’s first car, launched in China in March this year. It has received an overwhelming response with over 70,000 bookings and a target of 100,000 deliveries by year-end. The car is priced at around ₹25 lakh ($30,000) in China, making it more affordable than the most affordable Tesla Model 3 in the country.
Xiaomi’s entry into the Indian EV market could intensify competition, especially with other international players like BYD and VinFast also eyeing the market. However, there is no official confirmation on the car’s launch in India yet.
