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Xiaomi's Ambitious EV Plans: Gunning for Tesla's Model Y Crown

Tuesday 14 May 2024 - 15:55
Xiaomi's Ambitious EV Plans: Gunning for Tesla's Model Y Crown

In the rapidly evolving world of electric vehicles (EVs), Xiaomi, the Chinese tech giant, is making waves with its audacious foray into the automotive industry. After successfully launching its first EV lineup, the SU7 series, the company is already setting its sights on an even more ambitious target: a direct competitor to Tesla's highly popular Model Y SUV.

According to a report from Bloomberg, Xiaomi is actively developing a new SUV model that aims to rival the performance and appeal of the Model Y. Insiders privy to the company's plans have revealed that Xiaomi's engineers are meticulously benchmarking the performance of their upcoming SUV against Tesla's acclaimed offering.

This strategic move comes on the heels of Xiaomi's triumphant entry into the EV market with the SU7 series, which positions itself as a formidable challenger to Tesla's Model 3 sedan. The overwhelming success of the SU7 lineup, with over 100,000 units reportedly sold this year alone, has emboldened Xiaomi's ambitions and fueled its confidence in taking on the industry's established players.

While the details surrounding Xiaomi's SUV remain shrouded in secrecy, sources suggest that the company has been mulling over this project since 2021, when it first announced its foray into the automotive sector. However, the decision to prioritize the SU7 series as the initial offering was a strategic move to establish a solid foundation in the EV market.

Xiaomi's meteoric rise in the EV realm has caught the attention of industry analysts. HSBC Qianhai Securities projects that the company's automotive division could potentially generate profits as early as 2026, defying earlier forecasts that envisioned profitability by 2028. This optimistic outlook is further bolstered by Xiaomi's plans to ramp up its production capacity to an impressive 250,000 units per year starting in 2025.

As the automotive industry undergoes a seismic shift towards electrification, Xiaomi's bold moves underscore its determination to carve out a significant presence in this rapidly evolving landscape. While the journey ahead is undoubtedly challenging, the company's track record of disrupting established markets and its relentless pursuit of innovation position it as a formidable contender in the race to shape the future of mobility.


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