New EV - In a rapid and determined stride towards the future, Xiaomi, the renowned tech giant, has embarked on a transformative journey into the world of electric vehicles (EVs). The green signal from the Chinese government has set the wheels in motion, with Xiaomi already conducting prototype electric car production trials, signaling its intentions loud and clear. Anticipated to hit the roads next year, Xiaomi's electric car venture is stirring excitement and curiosity among both tech enthusiasts and the automotive industry.
Xiaomi, the renowned tech giant, has embarked on a transformative journey into the world of electric vehicles (EVs). (Picture from: ArenaEV) |
As previously reported of CarNewsChina, the Xiaomi MS11 'Modena' electric sedan is set to receive an extended-range variant equipped with a robust 101 kWh ternary battery (NMC), enabling an impressive range of 800 kilometers. Additionally, it is expected to support rapid 800V DC charging. Nonetheless, it's worth noting that this enhanced battery pack adds a substantial amount of weight to the vehicle.
The Xiaomi MS11 electric sedan likely to be named Modena is set to receive an extended-range variant equipped with a robust 101 kWh ternary battery (NMC), enabling an impressive range of 800 kilometers. (Picture from: ArenaEV) |
Xiaomi's maiden EV has reportedly finished its summer and winter testing and apparently, things are looking up. (Picture from: ArenaEV) |
However, to take the next significant step towards official production, Xiaomi must fulfill several crucial prerequisites. Chief among them is obtaining the coveted National Development and Reform Commission (NDRC) license. Recently, Xiaomi secured this crucial license, marking a pivotal moment in its journey. With the NDRC certificate in hand, Xiaomi is poised to commence the production of their electric cars on a grand scale.
Xiaomi's maiden EV has reportedly finished its summer and winter testing and apparently, things are looking up. (Picture from: ArenaEV) |
Once the electric car manufacturing facility is fully operational, Xiaomi aims to achieve a monthly production output of an impressive 10,000 units. (Picture from: BlackXperience) |
Xiaomi's upcoming electric car is also slated to feature a lidar sensor and be powered by Qualcomm's 8295 chip. The vehicle is set to hit the Chinese market next year, with pricing ranging from RMB260,000 to RMB350,000 (equivalent to approximately Rp.544 million to Rp.732 million).
As Xiaomi accelerates towards a future powered by sustainable mobility, the tech giant's electric car venture is undoubtedly a testament to their relentless pursuit of excellence and innovation. With all systems in place and the road ahead promising, Xiaomi is poised to revolutionize the electric car industry and redefine the future of mobility. Stay tuned for the unveiling of Xiaomi's electric car, set to hit the streets and electrify the automotive world in the near future. *** [EKA | FROM VARIOUS SOURCES | ARENAEV | CARNEWSCHINA ]
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