Xiaomi updates SU7 electric sedan; realme GT 7 smartphone offers flagship specs

Xiaomi has refreshed its SU7 electric sedan for 2026, pricing the Standard model at 219,900 yuan, the Pro at 249,900 yuan and the Max at 303,900 yuan in China. The updated range claims a maximum CLTC‑rated autonomy of 902 km, a drag coefficient of 0.195 and a digital interior built around HyperOS with a 16.1‑inch central display, OTA updates and lidar‑based driver‑assist features. While still unavailable in Europe, Xiaomi aims to start European sales in 2027.

Realme introduced the GT 7 smartphone powered by MediaTek’s Dimensity 9400e processor, a chip typically reserved for higher‑end devices. The phone pairs the chipset with a 7,000 mAh battery that delivers up to two days of use and supports 120 W fast charging, reaching a full charge in about 40 minutes. It also offers dual IP68/IP69K water‑ and dust‑resistance, a 6,000‑nit AMOLED display at 120 Hz, 12 GB of RAM and 512 GB of storage, positioning it as a high‑performance device at a lower price than many competitors.