>Xiaomi launched the YU7 SUV in Beijing tonight, revealing the price of its highly anticipated second model. Three minutes after the launch, the YU7 sales hit 200,000 units, Xiaomi announced.

>The Xiaomi YU7 starts at 253,500 yuan (approximately $35,300) for the 830 km CLTC range version. Customers can pay a refundable deposit of 5,000 yuan (700 USD), and their order will automatically lock in for seven days.

Xiaomi YU7 launched in three trims: Standard, Pro and Max, ranging from 253,000 – 329,900 yuan (35,300 – 46,000 USD).

The Standard has the longest range, 830 km under CLTC conditions, thanks to a 96.3 kWh LPF battery. It is a RWD vehicle with a single motor and a maximum output of 235 kW (315 hp), accompanied by a peak torque of 528 Nm. It can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 5.88 seconds. The price is 253,500 yuan.

The Pro version is AWD with dual motors. In the rear, it features the same 235 kW motor and is additionally equipped with a 130 kW motor mounted on the front axle. The combined output is 365 kW (489 hp). The model is equipped with the same 96.3 LFP battery as the Standard version, providing a range of 770 km CLTC. The price is 279,900 yuan.

The most expensive Max version is also AWD with dual motors, but its maximum output is 508 kW (681 hp) and 866 Nm peak torque (220 kW in front and 338 kW on the rear axle). It can accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h in 3.23 seconds. The car features a stronger 101.7 kWh NMC battery, with a range of 760 km. The price is 329,900 yuan.

>>28484371 (OP)
ching chong bing bong
china think it numba one very long
well they wrong

>>28484384
>ch-ching chong bing bong
>ch-china think it numba one very long
>w-well they WRONG! hmph!

>>28484422
i look like this and i say this

>>28484371 (OP)
I am curious to see how accurate that supposed 800km range is. Because if that's remotely true, then it basically destroys any plausible range anxiety. IMO a real world range of 450-600km is enough to kill range anxiety for good.

With that said, this will never be sold in the west due to tariffs and I'm more excited for the new Nissan Leaf.

Can someone explain how Chinese are able to make these cars so cheap while also being able to afford them?
I was told that America was the only country with an affluent middle class.

>>28484460
No jews

>>28484460
America's industrial powers are garbage. The golden age of Ameriica only ever was because rest of the world was ravaged by war post WW2. America has never been particularly exceptional on an even playing field. After all the whole point of tariffs is to wipe out an even playing field.

>>28484460
slave labor and scale of manufacture. All of these products are also subsidized by the CCP to leach more money from western countries.

>>28484371 (OP)
Why would posting about a car that's not legal for sale in the US matter to us whatsoever?

I don't care what cars the Chinese buy and I assume the Chinese don't care what cars Americans buy.

>>28484371 (OP)
Who fucking cares? I'm sure China has its own forums, go post there

>>28484460
They don’t have workers rights and thr CCP is wal-Marting the market by subsidizing the cars so nobody can compete

>>28484566
Europeans are on here and Xuomi DOES sell over here. I do not like the chinks either, but the OP shill knows what he is doing.

herbs

>>28484566
>Amerifatso in charge of not being a self centered asshole

>>28484422
chinky mad

>>28484566
>I don't care what cars the Chinese buy and I assume the Chinese don't care what cars Americans buy.
If an American buys a Chinese car, he's an idiot. If a Chinaman buys an American car, he is wealthy enough not to compromise on a Chinese car.

>6:22 on a production chasis
It's insane how fast this shit is.

>>28484371 (OP)
>sells well
>in Beijing

nothingburger

>>28485548
>prototype

nothernothingburger

>>28485583
>Plebbitspacing

>>28484371 (OP)
Business Insider is the Huffington Post of business journals. The Chinese EV market is imploding as BYD cuts prices and the rest can’t keep up.

>>28484608
Everyone knows America is number 1.
we don't have to talk about it.
If it wasn't true, these shills wouldn't exist.

>>28484371 (OP)
>selling a chinese car to a billion patriotic chinks
it's like that apparently highest grossing animated movie they have, that you've never heard about because they didn't even have to market it outside of china to break records, slant-eyed cattle will just make number go up out of a sense of duty