Xiaomi SU7 Front Trunk Weight Limit: Max 20kg
Q: Does Xiaomi SU7 have a weight limit for the front trunk?
A: To ensure reasonable load distribution and driving experience, it is not recommended to load items exceeding 20kg in the front trunk.
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