MKBHD Says Xiaomi’s $42,000 EV Feels Like a $75,000 Car and Would Shake Up the U.S. Market

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10/12/2025
MKBHD Says Xiaomi’s $42,000 EV Feels Like a $75,000 Car and Would Shake Up the U.S. Market

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Tech YouTuber Marques Brownlee has spent plenty of time with American and European EVs, but his latest deep dive focuses on something U.S. buyers cannot get: the Xiaomi SU7 Max. The sleek Chinese electric sedan costs the equivalent of about $42,000 in its home market, yet Brownlee says it feels ...

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