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Xiaomi Auto Reportedly Plans to Launch 1st All-electric SUV in 2025; 3rd Model Kunlun Said to Be Produced in Wuhan
A picture purportedly showing the development plan of Xiaomi Auto was circulating on the internet, saying that Xiaomi Auto plans to launch a mass-produced version of the Xiaomi SU7...
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A picture purportedly showing the development plan of Xiaomi Auto was circulating on the internet, saying that Xiaomi Auto plans to launch a mass-produced version of the Xiaomi SU7 Ultra next year, and a new first battery electric SUV, MX11, according to Chinese media. Also, Xiaomi Auto planned to add a range-extended electric SUV, the N3, to its product line in 2026.

In addition, there are news that XIAOMI-W (01810.HK)  +1.300 (+5.295%)    Short selling $561.11M; Ratio 10.019%   has invested in a number of projects in Wuhan, including XIAOMI-W's Wuhan headquarters and Xiaomi Wuhan Science and Technology Park. It is said that the Group's third car model, the “Kunlun", may also be produced in Wuhan.
(HK stocks quote is delayed for at least 15 mins.Short Selling Data as at 2024-10-07 16:25.)

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