On March 20th, it was reported that Xiaomi founder Lei Jun would issue 1000 "F-codes" for the Xiaomi car, giving holders priority to purchase the car. Lei Jun would distribute F-codes to the first 100 customers on the day of the release.
However, this afternoon, Xiaomi Group's Wang Hua responded, saying that the Xiaomi SU7 currently does not have "F-codes" or similar priority purchase channels. As of now, the official website only allows for registration for test drives.
The much-anticipated Xiaomi SU7 is set to make a splash with a series of static tasting events in 29 cities across China on March 25th. Consumers will also be able to book test drives after the official launch of the SU7.
Since its official announcement, the SU7 has generated immense buzz, earning it the title of "automotive traffic king" among netizens.
Industry insiders believe that the SU7 is a crucial product for Xiaomi, given the substantial investment of over 10 billion CNY in its research and development and the involvement of a team of thousands of engineers.
The success of Xiaomi's three-year endeavor rests heavily on the market performance of the SU7, which explains the company's frequent presence in news headlines.
Industry experts anticipate the SU7 to be priced within the range of 200,000 to 300,000 CNY.
