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For Xiaomi brand fans who want to own a Xiaomi SU7 or Xiaomi SU7 Ultra electric vehicle but are unable to due to a lack of money or its unavailability for the Malaysian market, perhaps you can ease your heartache by owning a miniature iron (die-cast) model.

It was only last year when Xiaomi launched its first-ever SU7 EV. Today, the company made another milestone, partnering with Gran Turismo developer Polyphony Digital to bring the Xiaomi SU7 Ultra into Gran Turismo 7 for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5. This marks the first appearance of a Xiaomi vehicle in the popular racing simulator franchise.

In case you missed it, the Xiaomi SU7 was officially launched yesterday with a starting price of 215,900 Yuan (~RM14,1353) for the standard version. There are also a total of nine unique colour schemes for the electric vehicle (EV) including Galaxy Gray, Twilight Red, Misty Purple, and Obsidian Black.

According to news, Xiaomi cars will soon arrive at Xiaomi retail stores, which marks Xiaomi’s further expansion in the automotive industry. Recently, Lei Jun put forward the requirement that "Xiaomi SU7 will be delivered as soon as it is launched, and the volume will be increased as soon as it is delivered" and set the first-year sales target of 100,000 units.

EV car enthusiasts are in for a treat. Recently, the new Xiaomi SU7 EV car was spotted in multiple colour configurations. That said, what should you know about it?

Besides the Xiaomi 14/14 Ultra and new wearables, the company also announced its “Human x Car x Home” smart ecosystem at MWC Barcelona 2024. As reported before, the Xiaomi SU7 is the company's first attempt at an electric vehicle (EV) and it has finally made its debut on the international stage.

If you are an EV enthusiast, this news might excite you. Recently, Xiaomi just launched its official website for EV businesses. This news came after the Chinese company announced the upcoming arrival of the SU7 EV. That said, what should you know about it?

It's no secret that Xiaomi researching and developing its own electric vehicle (EV). While it's ongoing, we got the news that the Xiaomi EV just got approved by CMITT (China Ministry of Industry and Information Technology) and rendered images are revealed online. Apparently, it will be called the Xiaomi SU7 series.

Compared to other brands, Hisense is relatively new in Malaysia. But that didn’t stop the company from progressing steadily over the years. Today, Hisense Malaysia launched the latest Hisense Mini LED 4K U7K TV during Hisense’s “Go Tech and Beyond” event.

Oukitel seems to be making a new smartphone that has a built-in projector, the  Oukitel U7 Pro. Before you get excited and all, this is not really the first time that a smartphone is equipped with a built-in projector. The Samsung Galaxy Beam had one too, that could display contents up to the size of a 50-inch screen. The Samsung Galaxy Beam 2 could also do the same.

The U7 Pro will certainly be a convenient smartphone as one can simply bring it along to business meetings or at home watching TV shows or movies. It’s reported that it can display up to 720 x 1280 resolution with 50 lumens. If the claim is true, then it is a good improvement to the Gaalxy Beam 2 which could only project up to 480 x 800 pixel resolutions.