Electric SUV Performance: Pricing and Key Data

BREAKING NEWS: Xiaomi’s Electric SUV, the SU7, Lands in Colombia with Premium Pricing

Bogotá, Colombia – July 13, 2025 – The highly anticipated Xiaomi SU7 electric SUV has officially arrived in Colombia, marking a significant expansion of electric vehicle options in the South American market. Available exclusively through Top Gear International,the SU7 enters the colombian automotive scene with a premium positioning,catering to a segment seeking advanced technology and electric performance.

A New Contender in the Colombian EV Market

Xiaomi, a global technology powerhouse, is making its automotive debut in Colombia with the SU7. This all-electric SUV is designed to blend cutting-edge technology with practical SUV capabilities. The vehicle is being offered via personal import, with top Gear International facilitating the entire nationalization process, including a two-year warranty and maintenance package. The company also assures rapid availability of spare parts, a crucial factor for new vehicle introductions.

Performance and Battery Options

The Xiaomi SU7 will be available in three distinct versions, each offering different performance metrics and battery configurations. standard Version: Features a single electric motor delivering 320 horsepower and 528 Nm of torque. It utilizes a 96.3 kWh LFP battery, promising an impressive range of 835 km. This configuration is rear-wheel drive. Pro Version: Steps up the performance with 496 horsepower and 690 Nm of torque from its dual-motor setup, enabling all-wheel drive. It also employs a 96.3 kWh LFP battery, with an estimated range of 770 km.
max Version: Represents the pinnacle of the SU7 lineup, boasting a formidable 690 horsepower and 866 Nm of torque from its dual-motor all-wheel-drive system. This top-tier model is equipped with a larger 101.7 kWh CATL Li-NMC battery, achieving the same significant 835 km range as the standard model.

All versions share a single-speed automatic transmission.

Pricing and Availability

The introduction of the Xiaomi SU7 in Colombia is accompanied by a clear pricing structure, reflecting its advanced features and import status:

Standard: 247,000,000 COP (approximately 61,227 USD)
Pro: 274,000,000 COP (approximately 67,900 USD)
Max: 309,000,000 COP (approximately 76,680 USD)

For detailed inquiries and the import process, interested parties can contact Top Gear International directly via WhatsApp at 3148132586 or connect through thier social media channels, @select.garage.

Evergreen Insights: The Electric SUV Landscape in Colombia

The arrival of the Xiaomi SU7 signals a growing trend of international automotive manufacturers expanding their electric offerings in Colombia. As government incentives for EVs continue to evolve and consumer awareness regarding the benefits of electric mobility increases, the market is poised for significant growth.

Technological Integration: the SU7’s entry highlights the increasing importance of advanced technology and connectivity in modern vehicles, a trend that consumers are actively seeking.
Performance Benchmarks: With its varied power outputs and range capabilities, the SU7 sets new performance benchmarks for electric SUVs in its segment within Colombia, challenging established players.
Import Model Viability: The success of personal import models like the SU7 can pave the way for a more diverse and specialized automotive market, offering consumers access to vehicles not yet officially distributed by manufacturers.
Charging Infrastructure: As more EVs like the SU7 enter the market, the growth and expansion of public and private charging infrastructure will become increasingly critical to support widespread adoption. This is a long-term consideration for the Colombian EV ecosystem.
* Brand Diversification: Xiaomi’s entry represents a diversification of brands in the burgeoning electric vehicle space, offering consumers more choices and perhaps driving further innovation and competitive pricing in the future.

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Understanding Electric SUV Capabilities

The electric SUV market is booming, offering a compelling blend of practicality, space, and zero-emission driving. But navigating the options can be tricky. This guide breaks down performance metrics, pricing, and key data to help you find the right electric SUV for your needs. We’ll cover everything from acceleration and range to charging times and available features.Understanding the difference between electric and electrical systems is key – we’re focusing on vehicles powered by electricity, not the underlying engineering.

Performance Metrics: What to Look For

When evaluating electric SUV performance, several key metrics stand out:

Horsepower (HP): A measure of the engine’s power. Higher HP generally translates to quicker acceleration.Expect ranges from around 200 HP in base models to over 500 HP in high-performance options.

Torque (lb-ft): Instant torque is a hallmark of electric vehicles (EVs). This provides strong acceleration, especially from a standstill.Electric SUVs often deliver substantially more torque than their gasoline counterparts.

0-60 mph Time: A common benchmark for acceleration. faster times indicate a more responsive and sporty driving experience. Current models range from under 4 seconds (Tesla Model X Plaid) to around 7-8 seconds for more affordable options.

Range (miles): How far the SUV can travel on a single charge. This is a crucial factor for many buyers. Ranges are constantly improving, with many new models exceeding 300 miles.

Drivetrain: Options include Rear-Wheel Drive (RWD), all-Wheel Drive (AWD), and even Dual-Motor AWD for enhanced performance and traction. AWD is particularly beneficial in inclement whether.

Popular Electric SUV Models: A Data Snapshot (July 2025)

Here’s a look at some leading electric SUVs and their key specifications. Pricing is based on manufacturer suggested retail price (MSRP) and may vary.

| Model | MSRP (Starting) | Range (EPA est.) | 0-60 mph | HP | Torque (lb-ft) |

| ——————— | ——————– | ——————– | ———— | —— | —————— |

| Tesla Model Y | $47,740 | 330 miles | 4.8 sec | 333 | 317 |

| Ford Mustang Mach-E | $42,995 | 226-310 miles | 5.2 sec | 266-480| 317-600 |

| Hyundai IONIQ 5 | $41,800 | 220-303 miles | 5.2 sec | 320 | 446 |

| Kia EV6 | $42,600 | 232-310 miles | 4.6 sec | 320 | 446 |

| Chevrolet Blazer EV | $44,995 | 247-320 miles | 4.0 sec | 340 | 333 |

| Cadillac LYRIQ | $58,795 | 312 miles | 4.6 sec | 500 | 450 |

| Rivian R1S | $78,000 | 321-400 miles | 3.5 sec | 533-835| 600-908 |

Data sourced from manufacturer websites and EPA estimates as of July 14, 2025.*

Charging Times & Infrastructure

Electric SUV charging depends on the charging level:

1. Level 1 (120V): Slowest – adds about 2-5 miles of range per hour. Suitable for overnight charging if you drive short distances.
2. Level 2 (240V): Faster – adds 20-30 miles of range per hour. Requires a dedicated 240V outlet (like those used for dryers). Most common for home charging.
3. DC Fast Charging: Fastest – can