Updated Xiaomi SU7 EV on display in showroom, highlighting faster charging, extended range, and competitive pricing against Tesla Model 3.
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Xiaomi updates SU7 EV with faster charging and more range

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Xiaomi has unveiled a mid-cycle update for its popular SU7 electric sedan, boosting range, charging speeds, and safety features ahead of the 2026 model year. The refreshed model starts at $33,000, undercutting the Tesla Model 3 in China, with pre-orders now open. Deliveries are set to begin in April.

In a significant shift in China's electric vehicle market, Xiaomi's SU7 surpassed Tesla's Model 3 in sales for 2025, delivering 258,164 units compared to Tesla's 200,361. This marks the first time since Tesla's 2019 entry into China that another brand has overtaken it in the premium sedan segment. The development highlights intensifying competition, prompting Tesla to launch an insurance subsidy for the Model 3.

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The individual who first slept in a Tesla Cybertruck has now compared it to the Pebble electric RV for overnight camping. Towing the RV with the Cybertruck, the YouTuber evaluated comfort, amenities, and overall experience. The Pebble emerged as the clear winner in the matchup.

Tesla marked 2025 with a series of viral moments from its owners, extending beyond the Robotaxi launch to showcase community creativity and challenges. These stories, ranging from DIY innovations to social media debates, underscored the brand's cultural impact. Highlights included a custom CyberRoadster and unexpected vehicle comparisons.

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Geely's Xingyuan electric hatchback has surged to become China's best-selling EV, outselling rivals like Tesla's Model Y and BYD's Seagull. Launched in October 2024, the affordable model has sold over half a million units in just 14 months. Its combination of value, features, and performance is driving its rapid success in the world's largest EV market.

A detailed breakdown by the Rev Nation YouTube channel estimates the total cost of owning a Tesla Cybertruck over five years at around $188,000, based on conservative figures. After accounting for trade-in value, the net expense comes to $153,309. The analysis highlights various expenses including insurance, repairs, and subscriptions.

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A US Army veteran from North Carolina, who owns both a Tesla Cybertruck and Model Y, has shared his real-world charging expenses, revealing significant savings that convinced him to switch to electric vehicles. Despite initial skepticism, he now advocates for EVs based on the affordability of daily use. His calculations show costs far below those of gas-powered alternatives.

 

 

 

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