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Rumor | Xiaomi Car battery specs leak out ahead of EV's launch

A "Xiaomi Car" in the wild. (Source: Car News China)
A "Xiaomi Car" in the wild. (Source: Car News China)
Xiaomi's upcoming first-gen car will debut as an electric vehicle (EV) with a more than respectable range, according to a new leak. Furthermore, it should be able to replenish its apparently sizable battery relatively quickly. Then again, these potentially impressive specs may not be exactly based on the most cutting-edge technology available.

Xiaomi is (still) projected to augment its e-mobility product line in a major way with its very own inaugural electric car at some point. Now, more specs for this putative EV has leaked out. 

The discovery of a battery with the Xiaomi logo on it has sparked rumors that it belongs to an upcoming "EV" from the same company. Should that be the case, the vehicle in question may be marketed as a particularly long-range sedan, having a typical capacity of 139Ah, or 101 kilowatt-hours (kWh).

It may also be capable of charging as fast as one of Xiaomi's high-end smartphones, with a rate of no less than 726.7V. Accordingly, the "Xiaomi EV" is projected to be marketed as an "800V fast charging" car.

Nevertheless, a closer examination of the apparently impressive battery's label reveals it is based on lithum-ion (or Li-ion) technology, rather than something newer like LiFePO or solid-state.

Then again, there remains no guarantee that this battery as photographed will really be used in a next-gen Xiaomi EV of any kind.

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The new "Xiaomi EV battery" photo. (Source: MetaAuto via MyFixGuide)
The new "Xiaomi EV battery" photo. (Source: MetaAuto via MyFixGuide)
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Deirdre O'Donnell, 2023-07-14 (Update: 2023-07-15)