00:00Welcome to the video from the Car Magazine Tuning Bog.
00:04Today we're talking about the new Xiaomi U7, an exciting electric SUV with a Ferrari look that attracts attention with its amazing price-performance ratio.
00:14The Chinese technology group Xiaomi, previously known primarily as a smartphone manufacturer, is continuing to expand in the automotive market.
00:22After the Su7, the first electric car, a sedan, was successfully launched on the Chinese market, and now the second model, the Weku 7, follows.
00:34This all-electric SUV was officially presented in China and impresses above all with its sporty design, which borrows heavily from the Ferrari Puro Sangui, at least visually.
00:44In terms of price, however, the 7 is in a completely different league and is therefore intended to appeal to a broad audience.
00:52The new Xiaomi Wii U7 is the SUV sister model to the Su7 sedan and shares many visual similarities.
01:01With a length of just under 5 meters, a width of around 2 meters and a height of around 1.6 meters with a wheelbase of 3 meters, the U7 is an impressive representative of its vehicle class.
01:13However, due to its steeply sloping roofline, it doesn't look like a typical SUV, but more like an SUV coupe.
01:22The front end is characterized by a pointed nose and sleek LED lights in the style of McLaren, while a large radiator grille stands out prominently at the bottom.
01:30The striking creases along the vehicle's flanks, which creates space for large ventilation gills behind the front wheel arches, create a particularly dynamic effect.
01:42The door handles are flush with the body, thus blending seamlessly into the elegant design.
01:47At the rear, a DAX spoiler continues the lines, underscored by a powerful brush and a continuous C-shaped light strip.
01:55Large diffuser elements form the lower section and lend the vehicle additional sportiness.
02:04Inside, the U7 presents itself surprisingly minimalist.
02:09The cockpit completely dispenses with a traditional instrument cluster.
02:12All information is presented via a head-up display that extends across the entire width of the windshield.
02:21The central control element is a large touchscreen mounted on the dashboard.
02:26The center console houses various storage compartments, cup holders, and a small number of physical switches.
02:33Overall, a very tidy and modern operating concept.
02:37Technically, the base U7 offers rear-wheel drive with an electric motor producing around 320 horsepower.
02:46Power is supplied by a lithium-iron phosphate battery with a capacity of 96.3 kWh.
02:53An all-wheel drive version is available for greater performance and traction.
02:58This combines two electric motors, one with 300 horsepower on the front axle and one with 392 horsepower on the rear axle.
03:05The system output is an impressive 58 kW, equivalent to approximately 690 horsepower.
03:12This accelerates the approximately 2.4 ton SUV to a range of up to 253 km per hour.
03:19The all-wheel drive version is powered by a nickel-manganese cobalt battery with a capacity of just under 102 kWh,
03:26supplied by the renowned battery manufacturer CADL.
03:30Initial range figures based on the Chinese CLTC cycle are already available.
03:34Depending on the model, ranges of 670, 750, 760, or even 835 km are specified, suggesting several variants of the UU7.
03:48The official premiere of the Xiaomi UU7 is planned for May 2025, and sales are expected to begin in China in June.
03:55In terms of pricing, Xiaomi remains true to its commitment to offering high-quality technology at attractive prices.
04:03According to market observers, the starting price for the rear-wheel drive model will be the equivalent of approximately 38,000 euros.
04:10The more powerful all-wheel drive version will be available from around 51,000 euros.
04:15This positions the UU7 as a direct competitor to the Tesla Model Wild, albeit at a significantly lower price.
04:24As with the So7, production will take place at the company's own factory in Beijing.
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