Xiaomi founder Lei Jun shared some interesting news about the upcoming SU7 Ultra electric car. The company plans to open driving courses specifically for buyers of the new car to teach them how to safely operate such a powerful vehicle.
The SU7 Ultra electric car will go on sale in March 2025. Customers who pre-ordered it with a deposit of $1,375 (based on the current yuan exchange rate) will be able to enroll in the driving courses. Registration for training will start in the near future, but the exact date has not yet been announced.
The car is currently in its final stages of development, and Xiaomi engineers will devote the next four months to finalizing the model.
The SU7 Ultra will be one of the most powerful electric cars on the market. Its top modification has three electric motors: two rear ones with a capacity of 577 hp and one front one with 391 hp, which provides a total power of 1,545 hp. The base version of the electric car will cost $111,890.
The initiative with the driving school is designed not only to make driving the SU7 Ultra more comfortable and safe, but also to emphasize Xiaomi's attention to the needs of its customers.
The SU7 Ultra electric car will go on sale in March 2025. Customers who pre-ordered it with a deposit of $1,375 (based on the current yuan exchange rate) will be able to enroll in the driving courses. Registration for training will start in the near future, but the exact date has not yet been announced.
The car is currently in its final stages of development, and Xiaomi engineers will devote the next four months to finalizing the model.
The SU7 Ultra will be one of the most powerful electric cars on the market. Its top modification has three electric motors: two rear ones with a capacity of 577 hp and one front one with 391 hp, which provides a total power of 1,545 hp. The base version of the electric car will cost $111,890.
The initiative with the driving school is designed not only to make driving the SU7 Ultra more comfortable and safe, but also to emphasize Xiaomi's attention to the needs of its customers.
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