This is the first time Xiaomi has confirmed the upper limit of the price range. Xiaomi stores in China began displaying the car on Monday.
, the Chinese electronics maker, is getting ready to accept orders for its first electric car, the SU7. The company aims for theto be the “best looking, easiest to drive and smartest car” at a price below 500,000 yuan . There has been a lot of excitement for the SU7 since. The company has a reputation for good value, and some consumers are worried a high price tag could hurt sales.Xiaomi will officially announce the price range and start taking orders for the SU7 this Thursday.
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