Q: Which cities will have Xiaomi YU7 display cars available soon? Is Beijing included? A: Thirteen Beijing dealerships will showcase the Xiaomi YU7 for static viewing starting tomorrow (May 29). Other cities across China will follow in June, with display vehicles eventually reaching 92 cities nationwide. Please note: The cars will remain closed during static…
Q: Do all three versions of Xiaomi YU7 come with the Xiaomi Super Motor V6s Plus? Is the power the same? A: All three versions of Xiaomi YU7 are equipped with the Xiaomi Super Motor V6s Plus as standard. By applying segmented magnet technology, the entire magnet is divided into multiple small sections, significantly reducing…
Q: How do nighttime and rain/snow weather affect smart driving performance? A: Current smart driving functions remain an auxiliary assistance tool. While the latest version supports normal conditions and standard road usage, users should cautiously follow guidelines in the manual and avoid relying on autonomous features in extreme weather.
Q: Can the “Highway Pilot” feature be used on all national highways/express roads in delivered models? A: The production version’s “Highway Pilot” function is available on highways and urban express roads nationwide, but temporary unavailability may occur in specific sections due to road maintenance or construction. Actual performance may vary based on real-world vehicle conditions.
Q: What does “Yu” represent in Xiaomi YU7’s Chinese name “Xiaomi Yu 7”? A: On Xiaomi Auto’s 1st anniversary, CEO Lei Jun announced the SUV’s Chinese pronunciation “Xiaomi Yu 7,” where “Yu” embodies “a land chariot gliding through the wind” (Land tank, sailing against the wind). We extend heartfelt gratitude for your support throughout Xiaomi…
Q: What should be noted when driving Xiaomi YU7 in rainy weather? A: When driving on wet or slippery roads, reduce speed and exercise caution. Avoid actions like emergency braking, sudden acceleration, or sharp steering that may cause loss of control. Additionally, promptly defog car windows to maintain visibility.Note that many underground garages use epoxy…
