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BEIJING -Xiaomi's CEO said on Monday his goal for the firm's first electric vehicle was that it would be the"best looking, easiest to drive and smartest car" priced below 500,000 yuan , as the Chinese electronics maker gears up for orders this week.
Xiaomi stores in China also began displaying the car on Monday, with prospective customers and car bloggers lining up to get a close view of the"ocean blue" version. In addition, the company uploaded its"Xiaomi Car" app to Chinese app stores. China's fifth-largest smartphone maker has been seeking to diversify into EVs amid stagnating demand for smartphones - a plan it first flagged in 2021. Other Chinese tech companies that have partnered with automakers to develop EVs include telecoms giant Huawei HWT.UL and search engine firm Baidu.
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