Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun said on Monday that deliveries of its flagship electric vehicle series SU7 has surpassed 100,000 units.

Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun announced the revised target, up from the previous goal of 120,000 units for its first EV, the SU7 sedan.

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Lei, 54, has been dubbed "The Steve Jobs of China." Like the late Apple founder, Lei is fond of donning black shirts, light ...

After XIAOMI-W (01810.HK)'s EV, SU7 Ultra, went on pre-sale at the end of October, the company founder Lei Jun said in a ...

Xiaomi has reached a new production milestone by producing 100 thousand SU7 cars at its factory in Beijing ahead of schedule.