Chinese manufacturer Xiaomi is preparing to unveil its new high-end electric SUV. A few hours before its official presentation, a video reveals a surprising element of its interior. The design of its interior holds a unique surprise.
Xiaomi is no longer limited to smartphones or connected objects. The brand has officially entered the automotive industry with the SU7, an electric sedan that has made a lasting impression in China. Now, it is preparing the launch of the YU7, a high-end SUV that completes its young range of 100% electric vehicles.
On the eve of its presentation, the company's CEO, Lei Jun, revealed new details about this highly anticipated model. According to him, the YU7 has been designed to offer a balance between power, autonomy and onboard technologies. Scheduled to be unveiled on May 22, 2025, this SUV is positioned as a direct rival to the market leaders. And as its presentation approaches, Xiaomi is releasing a series of revelations to maintain interest in its vehicle.
Xiaomi integrates a "HyperVision" screen across the entire dashboard of the YU7
On the eve of its official presentation, Xiaomi has just published a short 16-second video teaser on the social network Weibo. We briefly discover the interior of the YU7, with a striking feature: a horizontal screen that spans the entire width of the dashboard. This system, dubbed "HyperVision," is described by the brand as a panoramic visual device. The manufacturer presents it as a new way of displaying driving information, promising an intuitive and immersive interface. The brand specifies that this display is integrated under the windshield and covers the entire dashboard, making it a central element of the interior design. The rendering gives an impression of continuity and fluidity, with visuals that seem to float over this part of the YU&. Xiaomi adds that the system offers a "celestial" vision that is supposed to push the limits of imagination. Full details on this technology and the rest of the vehicle will be revealed at the event scheduled for May 22 at 1 p.m. Paris time.
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