Chinese tech giant Xiaomi has unveiled details of its next-generation EV platform for the SU7 electric sedan, featuring advanced technology and impressive performance capabilities.
- Platform developed over three years
- Quad-motor setup with a maximum output of 1510kW
- New "Full Active Suspension" system with seven struts
- 48V steering and braking systems
Technical Highlights:
Powertrain:
- "Quad-HyperEngine" system with two new electric motors and two V8S electric motors
- Combined output of 1510kW
Suspension:
- Seven-strut "Full Active Suspension"
- Lifting force up to 44,000 Newtons (equivalent to two SU7 sedans)
- 4.6kW power source for each wheel for real-time damping adjustments
Steering and Braking:
- 48V power structure for line-control braking and steering
- Software-driven controls replacing traditional hydraulic and mechanical linkages
Market Performance:
- SU7 production reached 100,000 units in 230 days
- On track to produce 120,000 vehicles by year-end
SU7 Ultra:
- Positioned as competitor to Tesla Model S Plaid and Porsche Taycan
- Set record lap time for four-door sedan at Nürburgring
While there are no confirmed plans for an Australian release, Xiaomi's rapid growth and technological advancements in the EV sector suggest potential future availability in the Australian market.
