Xiaomi’s Sedan Was Captured by Spy Camera

The Chinese tech giant Xiaomi is ambling along the lines of widening its products. The company is acclaimed for its smartphones and range of products from smart home appliances to nuanced devices.

It seems the company hasn’t yet closed its doors to welcome new chunks of products. Xiaomi’s latest expedition targets the electric vehicle market. The company has been throwing things off from the sky to be the skyscrapers of the city. It has been teaming up with several manufacturers to produce electric vehicles under its name to bring off something fresh but unseasoned either.

The company’s forthcoming Sedan was recently snapped with a help of a spy camera. Let’s take a look at what it had to share with you. The Chinese smartphone maker is now on the running head but this time not with a monotonous smartphone but instead with the exposure of spy photos of sedans.

The Images leaked by an unknown tipster indicate that the vehicles were cloaked with heavy metal and equipped with laser radar. The vehicle’s outer layout does not cocontrastith that of the Ideal L9. To be more precise, the electric vehicle has a long front frame, which is comparatively way longer than most pure electric vehicles.

The inner layout of the vehicle is also got out, but since it does not resemble an original blueprint, it lacks a reference value. In addition, last month, the renderings of Xiaomi MS11 were circulated on the internet. From discerning the leaked renderings, the Xiaomi sedan would be a coupe with a closed front segment, an interferometric element on the rooftop, and beamy headlights with screeching brake vents.

The vehicle comes with hidden door handles and does not use the latest electronic rearview mirror. To break out from a chain in the early stage of developing the Sedan, the General Manager of Xiaomi Wang Hua has taken strict decisions against the leaked renderings.

The leaked renderings show that the vehicle will have petal-shaped wheels and it would use the updated “MI” logo, which was wrapped in March 2021. On stating the leak, the general manager said that the design draft is not in the final stages and it wouldn’t replicate the actual output of the vehicles still the supplier who made out the rendering was fined 1 million yuan.