Video Summary
The following points describe key aspects and findings from the video review of the Xiaomi SU7 Max:Xiaomi, known for mobile phones, also makes this EV. It went on sale in China last year. The SU7 Max’s design has been compared to McLaren, Tesla Model S, and Porsche Taycan. It has an LED headlight setup. The Frunk has a 105-liter capacity, and the EV supports vehicle-to-vehicle and vehicle-to-load charging. Side 21-inch alloy wheels and functional aerodynamic elements are included. There are a lot of side cameras. All four doors are frameless with soft-close. The rear keeps sedan proportions. It has a functional boot of about 500 litres. It includes a spoiler that can be set to five positions and a camera for the back.
The rear glass is tinted more than the front. This EV doesn’t have a key but a card. There is a lot of tech on the inside with a 16.1-inch infotainment screen. The temperature controls are hidden in the menus. A button adjust’s the rear spoiler. There’s another display when starting the car. There’s also a 56-inch heads-up display. Steering-mounted controls, drive-mode selector, and a moon roof are included. Empty space is available due to no transmission tunnel. Heated and cooled seats are included and can also be adjusted electronically. There are Soft Close doors, a Heated steering wheel, and Powered front seats.
The 16.1-inch 3K touchscreen comes with Connected tech, Wireless charging, a 25-speaker sound system, 7 airbags, and Level 2 ADAS. This is because the rear seat is a great place to be. There is under-thigh support and it’s comfortable. It comes with a centre armrest with twin cup holders. A cooler and a heater are built-in to keep drinks cool and hot depending on the mode.
Powered by a dual motor, this car puts out 673 HP and 838 Nm of torque. It has a 0-100 KPH time of 2.78 seconds. This model retails in China at 30-35 Lakh. They don’t have any plan to have it come to India just yet. Air suspension allows right height adjustments. It gets Brembo brakes. The Xiaomi OS and car's menus run in Chinese. In congested traffic spaces, a button turns off all cameras and warning signals.
