Xiaomi's car will reach 100 km/h in 3.6 seconds and will be able to travel 1,036 km.

In March 2021, the Xiaomi Group has officially announced its entry into the car industry. Xiaomi's car manufacturing has attracted a lot of attention since its announcement, Xiaomi CEO his legendary entrepreneurial experience brings endless possibilities to Xiaomi car models.

According to official reports, Xiaomi Automobile has an initial investment of over 10 billion yuan and plans to invest another 10 billion yuan over the next 10 years. As the mass production of Xiaomi cars nears, a former employee revealed more information. According to reports, the price of Xiaomi's first model will range from 299,900 yuan (~15,050,000 Ft) to 369,900 yuan (~18,555,000 Ft). According to another version of the tips, the second model will be in the range of 260,000 to 300,000 yuan (~13,050,000 to 15,050,000 Ft).

According to the news, Xiaomi's first model is a 4.8-metre pure electric mid-size car. In terms of battery life, it comes in two versions: a 90 kWh battery with 766 kilometres and a 120 kWh battery with 1036 km. The battery life of electric vehicles is the highest in the industry.

In terms of power, zero to 60 km/h is 3.6 seconds and 3.9 seconds respectively, and is expected to be split into a long-life and a high-performance version. In terms of intelligence, Xiaomi cars will be equipped with in-house developed smart solutions, as well as a range of radars and XiaoAI voice assistant features.

Mass production of Xiaomi's first model is expected to start in the first half of 2024. The car will be divided into two configurations, high and low. The low version will be built on a 400-volt platform with BYD lithium-iron-phosphate batteries and will use a multi-sensor fusion solution with 5 millimetre wave radars and 1 camera. The high-end version is built on an 800-volt high-voltage platform and is equipped with a Kirin battery from the Ningde era that can recharge to 80% in 15 minutes. The hardware is equipped with an Nvidia Orin X chip, lidar, and the algorithm is developed in-house by Xiaomi. Both versions of the system use Qualcomm's next-generation smart cockpit chip (SA8295P chip).