On March 1st, it's been widely rumored that Xiaomi's first car, the SU7, is highly likely to be officially unveiled by the end of this month, along with the announcement of its pricing and the commencement of pre-orders.
Currently, Xiaomi is gearing up for the launch of the SU7, which includes preparations for retail stores and after-sales processes.
According to information released by the Xiaomi Service official WeChat account, Xiaomi is currently recruiting on-site service providers, including home charger installation services, to install chargers for the SU7 after delivery.
It's important to note that Xiaomi has not yet disclosed specific information about the home charger.
Previously, the launch event unveiled the supercharging information for the SU7. The high-end SU7 Max model uses a 101kWh ultra-large battery, with a CLTC range of up to 800km, equipped with Xiaomi's self-developed 800V silicon carbide high-voltage platform, reaching a maximum voltage of 871V.
To join Xiaomi's charging service provider network, here are the requirements:
Possess qualifications for the installation and maintenance of charging piles, with a business license covering such operations.
Have independent legal entity qualifications, complete commercial and tax registration procedures, and maintain a separate bank account.
Hold direct authorization from well-known vehicle manufacturers, charging pile enterprises, or service platforms in the industry.
Hold relevant qualifications for the installation and maintenance of home charging piles, including:
Construction Enterprise Qualification Certificate: Category and grade should be Level Three or above for general contracting of construction projects or specialized contracting for building electromechanical installation projects.
Installation (Repair, Test) License for Power Facilities: License category and level should be Level Five or above for installation, repair, or testing.
Safety Production License: Scope of license should cover construction activities.
