US EditionDrama Engulfs Chinese Super Sedan Over $6K Carbon Fiber Hood With Fake Air Ducts
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Xiaomi Shares Drop as Consumers Complain About Marketing of EVs
Xiaomi Corp. shares dropped as much as 5.7% in Hong Kong on Monday after a local media report over the weekend that said more than 300 people want to cancel their SU7 Ultra electric vehicle orders on “false advertising” about the design of the vehicle’s hood.
According to Reuters, Xiaomi's SU7 electric car orders have dropped sharply recently. Analysts pointed out that although the car has been selling well since its launch, as safety accidents and product disputes heat up, consumers' dissatisfaction is growing, posing a threat to its sales prospects.
Xiaomi's carbon fiber hood of the Xiaomi SU7 Ultra sparks controversy in China. Xiaomi came as a shot into the car market in China, with spectacular sales figures. However, there are already several polemics that are seriously damaging his reputation, to the point that his customers can sue the company.The technological giant Xiaomi "breaked" it last year on its entry to the competitive market of electric cars in China. His electric sledgehammer…
After a much-talked-about update, Xiaomi is once again facing customer anger with its high-performance electric car. The problem? Its optional hood, which has been the subject of a wave of criticism. [Read more]To make sure you don't miss any good deals, join our new WhatsApp channel Frandroid Bons Plans, guaranteed spam-free!
Xiaomi Brings SU7 Down To Just 900hp From 1,548hp, Why?
Many Xiaomi customers were angered by this move, so will Xiaomi revert? Chinese smartphone maker turned EV manufacturer, Xiaomi, has found itself at the center of a growing controversy following the backlash of a software update that significantly reduced the performance of its flagship EV, the SU7 Ultra. Once praised as a Tesla Model S Plaid competitor, this car is now barely any more powerful than the Plaid. Costing USD73,000 (about RM316,272…
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