The Xiaomi SU7 EV was unveiled last week in China and is already available on display in select Xiaomi stores. The new Xiaomi EV comes with an array of impressive features including self-driving capabilities. A video of the SU7 parking by itself in a multi-level garage has surfaced. The SU7 is equipped with advanced Lidar, radar, and cameras for its self-driving features.

The EV revolution is in full swing in China with various new models entering the market every week. The new Xiaomi SU7 is unique as it does not come from an automotive company but from a tech brand. Xiaomi announced its EV manufacturing plans in 2021 and aims to be among the top five EV manufacturers in 15 to 20 years.

The self-parking video is part of the promotional materials released by Xiaomi after the launch of the SU7. It shows the SU7 parking autonomously in a multi-level parking garage at a location in China. The video shows the driver of the SU7 driving to the entrance of the garage and then tapping a button on the car’s infotainment screen. The driver then hopped out of the car and the car then moved autonomously into the parking garage, driving up the different levels.

The smart movement of the car is underscored by its being able to maneuver past a parked Audi A7. The car continued the movement until it reached the top level of the parking garage. It then found a parking space and reversed into it.

There are still some missing optics from the self-parking video of the Xiaomi SU7. It is unclear whether the SU7 relied solely on its onboard navigation system for parking or whether the parking area was already specially equipped to accommodate such activities. It would be an indeed impressive feat if the Xiaomi SU7 relied solely on its sensors and software for navigating through the parking lot.

The SU7 is confirmed to come with hands-off freeway driving functionality and auto-parking. Self-driving on city streets is also a possibility for the Xiaomi SU7 via an update of the software stack. Xiaomi will continue to deliver snippets of the SU7 ahead of its entry into the Chinese market later this year. Meanwhile, check out our preview video of the Xiaomi SU7 below.

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The official website of the electric vehicle arm of tech powerhouse Xiaomi is now fully functional. The website is dedicated solely to Xiaomi’s EV business which was established in 2021. The company is wholly owned by Xiaomi with its CEO also doubling as chief executive of the EV subsidiary. This is coming after the company announced its first EV the SU7 which is also showcased in selected Xiaomi Stores in China.

The Xiaomi EV website was registered sometime after the company was established but passed registration review in 2023. The website was noticed to be functional and live shortly after the unveiling of the SU7 EV on December 29, 2023. The website is solely focused on the SU7 which is already on display in selected Xiaomi stores across China. The Xiaomi SU7 packs a range of 800km and goes from 0 to 100km in 2.78 seconds. The SU7 comes with self-driving capabilities and sports an 800V system.

The website is Chinese-only currently but could expand to other major languages in the future. The layout of the website looks sleek and reflects Xiaomi’s style and philosophy. The site has a pretty simple design and seven functional tabs as you scroll down the home page. There are graphic photos of the SU7 on the homepage, as well as the other pages. It is noted that some of the images displayed of the SU7 have not been previously seen. The website also presents technical information about the Xiaomi SU7, showcasing various aspects of the Xiaomi flagship EV.

The Xiaomi EV website also provided a 2-minute promotional video about its production. Details are also provided about the Xiaomi Pilot module for self-driving and its Hypercasting line. Xiaomi is also offering more information about its integrated HyperOS that runs on all the screens inside the EV. There are still details lacking for the Xiaomi SU7 EV including its price although it is expected to enter the market later this year. The Xiaomi SU7 is already on display in some Xiaomi stores in China.

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