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Thursday, Dec 26, 2024

The first car launched by Xiaomi integrates the world's most cutting-edge automotive innovations, priced at less than a quarter of the average luxury vehicle.

And just like the high-end iPhone you're likely using, it's manufactured in China—not in Germany, America, or England.

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Das erste von Xiaomi eingeführte Auto integriert die weltweit modernsten Automobilinnovationen und kostet weniger als ein Viertel des durchschnittlichen Luxusfahrzeugs. (German)

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La première voiture lancée par Xiaomi intègre les innovations automobiles les plus avancées au monde, au prix de moins d'un quart du véhicule de luxe moyen. (French)

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El primer coche lanzado por Xiaomi integra las innovaciones automotrices más avanzadas del mundo, a un precio de menos de una cuarta parte del vehículo de lujo promedio. (Spanish)

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米推出的第一辆汽车集成了世界上最先进的汽车创新, 价格不到平均豪华车辆的四分之一. (Chinese (S))

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أول سيارة أطلقتها شركة شاومي تضم أحدث ابتكارات السيارات في العالم، بسعر أقل من ربع متوسط سيارة فاخرة. (Arabic)

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शाओमी द्वारा लॉन्च की गई पहली कार में दुनिया की सबसे अत्याधुनिक ऑटोमोटिव नवाचारों को एकीकृत किया गया है, जिसकी कीमत औसत लक्जरी वाहन के एक चौथाई से भी कम है। (Hindi)

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Первый автомобиль, выпущенный Xiaomi, включает в себя самые передовые автомобильные инновации в мире, по цене менее четверти от средней стоимости роскошного автомобиля. (Russian)

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