The SUV generated expectation throughout the world, and promises to overcome more barriers with other models of its portfolio, which were already seen in the country.
In just over a decade, Xiaomi It went from being a promising telephone brand to a key player in multiple technological industries. What began in 2010 with accessible and high -performance devices today extends to televisions, smart appliances and, more recently, to electric vehicles (VE).
The jump to Automotive sector He was not shy. With the launch of Electric SUV YU7the company managed to sell more than 200,000 units in just three minutesa milestone that demonstrates that its ambition is no longer limited to competing with Apple and Samsung In smartphones.
Furor for the Chinese sports car: 200,000 sales in 3 minutes
Lei Jun, his charismatic CEO (Remember for breaking the Guinness record by selling 2.1 million phones in one day), now aims to conquer the streets and not just user pockets.
Precisely, the Insideevs portal confirmed that at least eight units of the Xiaomi Su7 Max along the Jujeñas route. Although there is no certainty or concrete information about its arrival in the country, its presence in national lands generates expectation for its arrival in the future, more taking into account the wave of electric vehicles that will arrive in our territory in the coming months.
Xiaomi-Su7-Max — Argentina
Despite a tragic accident occurred in March (in which a model Su7 With autonomous driving he was involved and three students died), the interest in the new Yu7 It did not decrease. The episode did not affect sales and evidenced the strength of the image of Xiaomi In the market.
Currently, the company has a global base of 700 million monthly active users, 10% more than the previous year. Almost half of your income comes from Advertising in your application storea channel that also works as a bridge to transform these users into direct customers, thus favoring their incursion into the business of electric vehicles.
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