Xiaomi, best known for smartphones and home appliances, has made waves in the automotive industry with its entry into the EV market—a sector that even tech giant Apple has struggled to crack. Jim ...

From smartphones to smart cars, Xiaomi merges high-performance tech and everyday style. South Africa is buzzing with ...

Xiaomi has walked back a claim that it will launch its superfast SU7 Ultra electric vehicle in South Africa. The company ...

Looks like the video was shot in Qionghai, which is on an island south of the Chinese mainland. You can see the car peeling ...

The powerful electric sedan trades lap times for tire smoke in a high-stakes Gymkhana video packed with precision drifting ...

Xiaomi SU7 Ultra Is A Taycan-Rivaling Hyper Sedan With 1,527 HP And Insane Aero Even Rimac’s quad-motor Nevera hypercar, the fastest production EV at the track, could only manage 7:05.20.

This time, under optimal conditions, the SU7 Ultra Prototype clocked in 6:22.091, or 24 seconds quicker than its previous run, beating the Evija X by nearly 2 seconds.

The SU7 Ultra is the first car that receives Xiaomi's brand-new HyperEngine V8s integrated in a good-red-herring system that integrates two V8s and one V6s. No, those are not typos.

Xiaomi claimed the new hood would improve cooling for the flagship SU7 Ultra. Independent tests have shown the hood’s air vents are almost entirely cosmetic. More than 300 owners have banded ...

Xiaomi, the mobile phone company turned EV maker, says the SU7 Ultra will go from 0-120 mph in 5.9 seconds. And it's going to the 'Ring next.

First, the numbers: the Xiaomi SU7 Ultra prototype lapped the Nurburgring Nordschleife in 6:46.874 minutes, blowing the Porsche Taycan Turbo GT with Weissach Package (7:07.551) out of the water.

The SU7 Ultra is Xiaomi’s fastest EV, featuring a cutting-edge triple-motor system that produces 1,526 horsepower and 1,770 Nm of torque. This setup enables a blistering 0-100 km/h time of 1.98 ...