Crazy competition for AI chips: dismantling old goods in the computer room and selling them for 100000 yuan each

On June 26th, KuaiTech reported that recently, more and more spy photos of Xiaomi's road tests have been exposed, and Xiaomi's popularity has also increased.

Recently, some media reported that the price of Xiaomi's electric sedan has been exposed. The new car is expected to launch two models for consumers to choose from, the standard version and the Pro version, with market prices of 149900 yuan and 179900 yuan, respectively.

The new car is expected to be launched for sale in the second half of this year, and its main competitors in the same class include models such as BYD Qin PLUS and AION S.

Regarding this, a technology blogger has stated that if the price of Xiaomi's electric sedan really starts at 149900 yuan, he will need to buy at least three.

In fact, from the spy photos of Xiaomi's road tests, it can be seen that Xiaomi electric sedans belong to the category of mid to large-sized coupes. Although Xiaomi's products have always had a clear cost-effectiveness advantage, the price of 149900 yuan is somewhat outrageous. The price of domestic products in the same class is generally above 200000 yuan.

So, the price of 149900 yuan may have a significant difference from the actual selling price.

At present, Xiaomi Motors has not provided any relevant explanation on this matter.

In addition, according to previous reports, Xiaomi electric sedans; MS11”, Adopting a sleek coupe exterior design with two planned configurations: high and low. The low-end models are planned to use a 400V voltage platform and be equipped with BYD's lithium iron phosphate blade battery; The high-end models are planned to use an 800V voltage platform and be equipped with the ternary Kirin battery launched by CATL.

At the first quarter performance report meeting of Xiaomi Group this year, the company's president, Lu Weibing, stated that Xiaomi's car manufacturing has progressed smoothly and has entered the accelerated stage of research and development. Summer and winter tests will be conducted separately this year, and Xiaomi Motors will go public in the first half of next year as originally planned.