Much was heard about her first car Xiaomi (up to the fact that it will erase the Porsche Taycan from the map) but landing in reality for the Chinese is difficult.
A released video shows an SU7 testing on the track. But in a sharp left turn, after the straight of the track, the car goes off the road and hits the barriers hard
Apparently the passengers were not injured, as well the airbags deployed and the track’s protective tires did their job.
But the damage to the car and Xiaomi’s reputation is quite large. Much more so when in the same video it is explained why this incident happened and various other facts that show the carelessness with which the car was put into circulation.
As we see it is surprising that the brake system has completely collapsed, with the pads melted and the calipers and discs damaged. This is a serious damage, which even when driving on a track, is not allowed.
Further down in the same video we seea serious complaints that are found regarding the quality of construction and the choice of cheap materials and procedures for its creation.
There are also complaints about its electronics and the battery, which despite the promises it doesn’t seem to charge as fast as the specs promise. it doesn’t seem to charge as fast as the specs promise.
A few days ago, the brand new electric car was involved in an accident with a Mercedes-Benz, twhich was the first recorded incident involving an electric vehicle from the Chinese auto giant.
Photos from the scene of the accident quickly spread online. They show that both cars were badly damaged.
The right headlight of the Mercedes-Benz has been shattered into pieces, the hood is damagedthe bumper and radiator grille are deformed.
The Xiaomi SU7 was also damaged: the right side of the body is hit, the doors are damaged and the airbags have been activated.
As reported by GizmoChina, the Xiaomi was driven by Chinese blogger Big Lizi Qiqili’s driver, who, according to the police, caused the accident.
The cause of the accident was confusion with the traffic lights. Fortunately, no one was seriously injured in the incident.
