A second Xiaomi SU7 Ultra already good for the trash!

In just one week, two examples of the Xiaomi SU7 Ultra have already been reduced to pieces.

After a first model ended its run in a pile of tires during a track test day, a second accident has just occurred on open road, raising questions about the safety and use of this car in inexperienced hands.

This highly performant electric sedan, praised for its advanced technology and stunning performance, has become the center of attention after a spectacular collision involving a Porsche Cayenne and an Li Auto L6 SUV. This incident highlights the dangers that such a machine can pose in careless hands.

According to footage posted on social media, the Xiaomi SU7 Ultra suddenly veered off course, without turn signals or hazard lights, to avoid another vehicle, forcing a Porsche Cayenne to hit a guardrail.

Not everyone is a driver!

While the fault of the drivers remains to be determined, this event highlights a recurring issue: the mismatch between modern vehicle technology and poor driving habits. The latest driving assistance system of the Xiaomi SU7 Ultra did not help the driver who was too harsh with the controls.

Equipped with over 1,500 horsepower, capable of reaching 100 km/h in less than two seconds, the SU7 Ultra is a concentration of technology and performance. But these impressive figures come with a responsibility: such power requires not only an experienced driver, but also suitable infrastructure and increased road safety awareness.

These incidents highlight a concerning reality: the market for ultra-high-performance electric cars at low prices risks putting vehicles on the road as fast as race cars, at the price of a premium sedan, without their users always being prepared to safely exploit their potential. It is essential to rethink the conditions of use for these vehicles and encourage specific training for their buyers.

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