Xiaomi SU7 Ultra daftar sebagai EV pertama di Eropah untuk pengembangan 2027.

Xiaomi Group president Lu Weibing recently took to Weibo to share a photo of an SU7 Ultra with a German licence plate, making it the first of the brand’s electric vehicles (EVs) to be registered for use on European roads.

“I test drove the Xiaomi SU7 Ultra in Munich, Germany today. This is our first experimental vehicle registered in Europe,” Lu wrote in his Weibo post. The vehicle in question is pictured with the licence plate ‘M SU7088E’, where ‘M’ likely stands for Xiaomi and ‘SU7’ represents the model’s name.

The SU7 Ultra has been to Europe before, although not for road testing. On June 11, the company announced it managed to set a new record for electric production cars on the Nurburgring when a SU7 Ultra lapped the Green Hell in 7:04.95 minutes. The time is three tenths of second faster than the Rimac Nivera and 2.5 seconds faster than the Porsche Taycan Turbo GT. A stripped-out, prototype SU7 had a go much earlier and managed 6:46.87 minutes, although that car isn’t production spec.

Xiaomi previously said it intends to sell EVs overseas markets by 2027, with the current focus being to meet strong domestic demand in China. Currently, the company’s EV factory in Beijing has an annual production capacity of 150,000 units, with the second phase of the facility yet to officially commence operations.

The SU7 has been well received in China, with customers having to wait a long time to have their cars delivered. The same is also true of the brand’s second model and first SUV, the YU7, with reports indicating over 200,000 orders have been received since the model went on sale late last month.

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