Xiaomi shares are gaining momentum in Hong Kong 🚗 $XIACY $XIACF | HKEX: 1810 Xiaomi's new vehicles secured over 70,000 locked-in orders in their first 30 days, while September EV deliveries surpassed 40,000 Meanwhile, Xiaomi's smartphone shipments in China fell 20.4% YoY in Q3 With its EV business expanding rapidly and smartphone sales facing pressure, investors are watching how Xiaomi's growth and profitability evolve across both segments Trade Xiaomi on StableStock: → #Xiaomi# #EV# Not investment advice. For informational purposes only.

Xiaomi shares surged around 6% in Hong Kong today. 🚗 $XIACY $XIACF | HKEX: 1810 Xiaomi's new Pengcheng N70 and N90 SUVs secured over 70,000 locked-in orders in their first 30 days, while total vehicle deliveries surpassed 40,000 in September. With its EV lineup expanding into the family SUV market, investors are watching whether Xiaomi can sustain its order momentum and scale monthly deliveries toward 50,000 vehicles. Xiaomi is available to trade on StableStock: → #Xiaomi# #EV# Not investment advice. For informational purposes only.

Xiaomi Su7 Standard / Pro: Single-motor RWD generating 299–320 hp (220–235 kW). Price starts at ¥215,900–¥245,900 (~$30,000–$34,000 USD). Max: Dual-motor AWD producing 673–690 hp (495–507 kW). Priced at ¥299,900 (~$41,500 USD). Ultra: Tri-motor track setup delivering 1,548 hp (1,138 kW). Priced at ¥814,900 (~$112,000 USD).