Tech giant Xiaomi begins sales of the YU7 crossover, aiming for the Tesla Model Y and other electric models in this popular segment. The electric crossover starts just north of the $35,000 in China, ...

Not content with ripping up the performance EV rulebook in the Nurburgring-shattering SU7 Ultra, Chinese technology giant Xiaomi is now entering the popular and hotly-contested SUV market with its YU7 ...

A government document seen by Reuters reveals that Xiaomi's upcoming electric crossover, the YU7, will have a maximum driving range of 478 miles (770 km). This is more than the refreshed Tesla Model Y ...

Xiaomi's YU7 SUV to compete with Tesla's Model Y in China YU7 features longer range than Tesla's Model Y Xiaomi faces challenges after SU7 crash, false advertising complaints The world's third-largest ...

The Tesla Model Y has long been a dominant force in the EV world. It is the best-selling electric vehicle in the world, and it briefly became the best-selling car globally. But it is being seriously ...

In March, Xiaomi certified the YU7 crossover with 478 miles of range, surpassing the Model Y Long Range. However, the Chinese carmaker added a new single-motor variant to the lineup, boosting the ...

Xiaomi said it sold more than 200,000 YU7 cars within three minutes of its Beijing launch. The YU7, priced at $35,000, aims to compete with Tesla's Model Y in China. Xiaomi's stock rose as much as 8% ...

BEIJING (Reuters) -Chinese EV and smartphone maker Xiaomi on Thursday priced its new electric YU7 SUV from 253,500 yuan ($35,364), almost 4% below Tesla's Model Y, stepping up the challenge to the U.S ...

Chinese smartphone company Xiaomi Corporation (OTCPK:XIACF) has rattled the electric vehicle market again with a new low-price electric vehicle model. Notably, Xiaomi (OTCPK:XIACF) said it racked up ...

The SU7 Ultra, Xiaomi’s new flagship electric vehicle, went against a Tesla Model S Plaid in a drag race and it smoked it. The car is ridiculously powerful, and it’s about 35% cheaper than the Plaid, ...

BEIJING (Reuters) - Xiaomi will start selling its YU7 electric vehicle, in July, founder and CEO Lei Jun said on Thursday, disclosing the launch date of an SUV analysts say will be the strongest rival ...