It’s been a week where rituals met robots, IShowSpeed’s China streams got an upgrade, and quiet was nowhere to be found.

The car that crashed in China’s central Anhui province on Saturday, killing three people, a basic edition of Xiaomi’s SU7, uses cameras, which are seen as more likely to be fooled by shadows ...

Xiaomi SU7 crashed in China Xiaomi’s investigation, based on vehicle data submitted to police, outlines the sequence of events: 10:27:17 PM : NOA activated; vehicle speed at 116 km/h (72 mph).

On March 29, a Xiaomi SU7 operating in Navigate on Autopilot (NOA) mode crashed on a highway in Anhui Province, killing three college-aged passengers. Despite detecting an obstacle and initiating ...

However, recent reports suggest that the delay in launching the Turbo 4 Pro is linked to a tragic accident involving a Xiaomi SU7 vehicle, which occurred on March 29 in Tongling, Anhui province.

While exploring urban mobility solutions, I've encountered a different kind of ride, one that was once designed to keep you riding far, relaxed, and over all sorts of terrain. Oh, and just so we ...

Late on March 29, a fatal crash involving a Xiaomi SU7 took place on an expressway in Anhui, leaving three people dead. The incident quickly gained national attention. By April 1, Xiaomi founder and ...

Xiaomi Corporation has confirmed that one of its newly launched SU7 electric vehicles was involved in a fatal accident on March 29 on an expressway in China’s Anhui province, stirring public concern ...

“China’s countermeasures are here” (#中方反制措施来了#). This hashtag, launched by Party newspaper People’s Daily, went top trending on Chinese social media on Friday, April 4, after President Trump announced ...

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