A document released by Bosch, accidentally revealed the plans by Xiaomi for the launch of the company's next electric cars
According to reports, Xiaomi is planning to launch two new models in 2025: the Xiaomi SU7 Ultra and its first SUV, codenamed MX11.
In addition, the Xiaomi's first SUV with a "long-range propulsion system" will launch the 2026. Both SUVs will be equipped with rear-wheel drive systems.
The information about XIaomi's next electric cars
The Xiaomi SU7 Ultra, in its mass-produced version, it will be released in the first quarter of 2025. Official images of the prototype show a car equipped with a lot of sports kit, including a large spoiler, a front lip, side skirts and a rear diffuser. The overall design exudes a strong sense of sportiness. The dimensions of the car body are in 5260 mm in length, at 2064 mm in width and at 1406 mm in height, with a wheelbase at 3000 mm.
In terms of power, the original Xiaomi SU7 Ultra is equipped with two V8 engines and one V6 enginewith maximum power of 1548 hp. Acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h takes place in just 1,97 seconds, with a final speed over 350 km/h.
In addition, the car is equipped with a high-power battery CATL's Kirin II, which is track specific. Although the mass-produced model will use the same chassis structure, with three motors and a battery as the concept car, it may not use a carbon fiber frame due to the high cost of carbon fiber materials.
Xiaomi's first SUV, codenamed MX11, it is scheduled to be released in 2025. The car adopts a design style SUV coupe fastback. Combining the hypothetical renders and actual camouflaged images, the MX11 it will continue to focus on sportiness, with a long bonnet and short front overhang design. The roofline begins to taper off significantly from the D-pillar position, and the overall styling is similar to its own Ferrari Thoroughbred.
Chinese media also noted that the third model of Xiaomi, codenamed N3, will use a "long range propulsion system». The Xiaomi N3 is said to adopt a layout six seats and to have a rear-wheel drive system, but there is currently little information about this model.
In addition, the information published by Bosch by mistake, shows that the Xiaomi SU7 and MX11 they will adopt solutions braking DPB (Electronic Assisted Braking System) and ESP (Electronic Stability Program), while the Xiaomi N3 will adopt Bosch's intelligent IPB 2.0 brake assist system, which could be the latest generation of Bosch braking technology.
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