Xiaomi SU7 Brake Failure Leads to First National Crash, Widespread Data Falsification Revealed 

It's not all electric vehicles. Just the tofu cars produced in China

I wonder if they used gutter oil instead of brake fluid

No matter what never buy a first gen product, the su7 will be best to buy after 1 year or a facelift

the blogger already clarified the reason of the break fail - worn out from multiple heats. He felt its worn out right before this corner but didn't stop. He clarified in his recent video, the car itself is totally fine.

Cheap items often result in poor quality. Why do people continue to believe that a modern-looking Chinese car, especially one made by a mobile company, is a genuinely affordable supercar?

I’m surprised the airbags even deployed properly

The 23 Tesla Plaid made crashed on the Track due to excessive brake fade. Most cars taken to a Track experience brake fade, but are fine for normal or even aggressive driving on the road. Not defending the Chinese, but be fair.

Wow ❤! The latest generation Toyota Prius has won the 2024 World Car Design of the Year award. Meanwhile, Xiaomi SU7 won the Award for Best Copy of Porsche Taycan...

They think creating a car just as simple as creating a phone lmao.

At least the wall was there and nobody except the wall got hurt. The tires and wall's family have been send messages in support.

From the cost perspective, xiaomi su7 only uses a standard quality break pad, understandable for cars in the price range of 200k to 300k RMB (about 30k USD) , the problem is that it has too much power (0-100km in less than 3s) for the break to handle. Its not that other cars are better quality, its because they are too slow for the same price! If xiaomi raise the price to put a better quality break pad only for the 0.01% drivers, who do drives in extreme conditions on tracks, that would be kind of stupid.

Does it comes with screen protector and casing. It helps to reduce damages when accidentally cause collision.

Just because it looks like a Porsche doesn't mean its a Porsche.....

The domestic market thinks its on-par with the Taycan, just because it looks exactly like the Taycan. But at 13:41, there is a misunderstanding- Anytime there are multiple loads on a three phase grid, the available current will be divided between the loads. To "grab more power" would mean allowing the batteries to charge faster, which isn't great for the batteries because it creates too much heat for their longevity. To criticise any car for its "power grabbing" ability is just obtuse and unscientific.

Is there a link to the blogger explaining at 08:16? He seems to deliver a very competent analysis.

Great video, I am amazed how critical and outspoken Chinese consumers are.

i swear nokia 3310 has MUCH stronger chasis than this ev. what a shame

7:41 So Xiaomi's definition of 0kph involves the car moving....This might also explain the breaking problem.

.. at least the air bags deployed in this one!

The Porsche is SO EXPENSIVE because just about everything about it took a LOT of engineering know how to make a great vehicle, and safe for a person to take to a track and have a go at it. There is SOME markup because of the brand, but the reality is, great engineering means expensive parts which means expensive car, and if you want a great car you accept the cost. Older Porsche vehicles sold in the US were known to have issues, as in back in the 70s and 80s but these also weren't the same thing you could buy in Europe. Now however they are highly engineered vehicles wherever they are sold with high quality parts designed for performance.

Driving a Chinese car on a racetrack…he is a brave man

Subpar brake material and of course it will disintegrate under heat and stress.

Performance test❌ Crash and Imergency Test✔ 🤣🤣🤣 Commented from Xiaomi 13T Pro

Its just like chinese Toys😂 looks shiny and nice, but if you "push" it, its crack 😂😂😂

It takes years and years of research and a million dollars to perfect a prototype.. and these are made overnight with a 3D printer 😂

In utter shock that these gentlemen in the first part of the video are OK. I don't mean the wreck, I mean that the CCP has not had a little chat with them about patriotism!

Xiaomi has done well for their first car, hopefully they will learn from their mistakes and solve the cars issues. It's not easy to build a car well in first go.Also kudos to the chinese people for calling out xiaomi. Companies that don't do ethical and honest business don't last long term.

Did the brakes actually fail or did the pads and/or brake fluid simply get too hot? When you track, you need to always be ready for the pads to fade or the fluid boil. Particularly on stock pads.

Those cars look to be overpriced by about 400,000 yuan

POSITIVE is NONE of them Exploded or Catch 🔥🔥 👍👏👏👏

To me, it just seems like clever use of advertising loopholes (which most if not all car companies use) and major cost-cutting. And the stock brakes failing after 3 laps of racing-level beating? Can't say I'm surprised, especially in an electric car, capable of ridiculous speeds and sacrificing proper cooling for aerodynamics to extend the range.

643km range?!?? Holy crap. That’s an amazing result!

This car gets damaged like it's made out of plastics lmfao 😂😂

whoa hold on, the airbags worked. That's progress!

When you order a Porsche Taycan on wish you can’t expect nothing better

Same thing happened with the early r35 gtrs. Nissan didn't expect owners to push their cars let alone in a track, resulting in brake and transmission failures for the first two years.

Tofu buildings, tofu cars. Poor quality.

Made in china and its cheap what do you expect. 😒

It's not only for the xiaomi suv. Buying first gen vehicles means getting ready to face problems. Also xiaomi makes phones, not cars. That's even worse

If you watch the driver's video, it shows you the number of laps that he had done before the crash and what's remaining of the front brake pads. There's nothing left on the front pads.

lol, those brakes!!! 😂😂😂 Made in China strikes again!

LMAO, this car was built to look like a sports car. It wasn't built to run like one.... Thank you for confirming my thoughts on Chinese cars.

Well that's interesting! Thanks for the upload.

I know the news when Tesla startet his Production…. There were so many deadly crashes on the road and not on the circuit. The Guy is alive, the airbags go up and a the emergency System start up immediately…. Nothing wrong with it. Maybe the Drivers before this guy drive the Brakes down and they collapse at his round…. It’s a good and safe car… well done Xiaomi 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

I mean, even excluding the poor parts and building quality, usually electric cars are very heavy for the amount of power they had. So unless you had some substantial aftermarket upgrades of brakes and tires, it's highly unrecommended to bring them on a race track. Because the acceleration capability of these cars are really deceiving on how poor they brakes (or how easy those poor brakes could fail under high stress).

I am SHOCKED by this news. Ok, maybe not THAT shocked. Ok, I am not shocked at all.

Automotive producers from eu and usa will do anything to supress their competitors from china.Xaomi is good car and nobody can change my mind.

my stock brakes in my sports cars (bmw z4 e 86/ corvette c4 -1500kg including 60mm cooling ducts) would fade in less than a lap so going 2 laps before a cooling lap seems not bad. The brakes on xiaomi look of very high performance, with good pads there shouldn’t be any problems. I also test the brakes to see how long it takes to fade before I start braking near the limit It looks like they brought the temperature of the pads to such a high level they disintegrated

just about any stuff made from china.

So, tofu brake pads now? You can't make this shit up. Is there anythign manufactured in China that isn't available made out of tofu or chocolate?

By checking the imagine and video, i do not think the issues discussed here such as brake and the airbag is toom much of a concern. Noted those accidents on the track are on original car with no update to the brake or the tyre while you should know the car is not produced for racing. The airbag not coming out accuse if also funny. From the image there is no much damage to the frame or where the engine normally sits, so why need to activate the airbag

Does nobody here have any idea about how cars work? This is just a brake pad failure, which is pretty normal for stock cars being taken to the track and driven hard. In fact it’s the #1 thing that everyone recommends upgrading before you take your car to the track (even on my miata which is a sports car). This exact thing would happen with 95% of normal cars out there.

This 140kmh crash showed the built quality of the product, which is REALLY GOOD!

One brake failure due to completely unknown causes and everyone assembles to criticise the car

I like this reporter. clear and concise. subbed

ITs ok. Their commercial Airline passenger jets are safe.

I had some Chineseum plated brakepads on my bicycle. Not even 2 weeks and I was braking just with the plates 😂

Why all the negative comments? And a|l the cameras happen to be in the right place at the right time! Some good stuff (for the price) is now made in China!

That is the new advanced emergency braking system..you brake after crashing into something..💥💫

To be fair. This is their first car. And boy does it look beautiful. I hope all the issues get fixed for version 2!

the owner of the car had release why he crash is not because of the car is not bad, this video is just wanna make good titles and mislead people

It seems that some people deliberately create accidents to degrade.

I'm surprised the airbags deployed, that's miracle number one on an already disastrous ripoff of the Porsche Taycan

Evs take something like 25% of the parts of a combustion car. Because of this companies will pump them out. Dyson the vacuum cleaner company made an EV to show how easy it is for a company to build.

Not to Worry, Tesla Also do NOT Meet what is Advertised

This is also just Xiaomi's first car product, so clearly there are problems, this is their first product, and because of this problem Xiaomi can fix this problem and make it safer, just like Tes*a, T*sla also experienced problems when they first made cars , and they fixed the problem and are now one of the safest car brands in the world. so everything needs a process, nothing is perfect right away!!!

Every car that wants to be sold and marketed must be tested and researched for years, so that when used by consumers the car is very safe and comfortable

I keep seeing the video and for me they also have a steering problem as in the first video he jerks the wheel and the car doesn't turn but keeps going straight maybe they are using parts made for small light cars knowing that these ev's are as heavy as trucks so wear and tear will be multipled

I don’t think Xiaomi su7 was meant to be taken to the track in the first place.

So ur telling me my German shit box from 2001 is safer than a brand new Chinese car

wow the airbags worked? for a second.

This is completely normal for Chinese products. If it looks good when new it's A+ Ok!

XiaoMi should just Stick to Making Smart Phones. Cars is NOT Their Forte

Напомню, что такое бывало и с крупными брендами. Porsche 911 gt3 загорался на трекере. Их отозвали, исправили и отдали владельцам. Я уверен xiaomi исправится недочёты и мы ещё удивился их качеству. Пока меня уже удивляет разгон и запас хода. А как она прошла лосиный тест, это просто чудо. Её вместительный красивый салон, огромный багажник, хочется верить, что всё станет лучше. Дайте время, она вас ещё удивит.

I am so happy about my indian car companies they provide good quality We owned Mahindra Scorpio for 13 years it had one electric fuse problem but it was solved in the service centre apart from that no such minor or Major issues engine still smooth and reliable last year we sold our car 😢 Planning to buy Mahindra Scorpio N this Diwali 🥰

Car is made for road use, not track. Its heavy and was meant to use regenerative breaking. If you take any other regular car to track you will have a brake failure aswell. If you want to Play like that then spend some money on brake system upgrade.

They test the airbags and SOS and it worked!

lol, I actually watched the full original video, and the follow up repairing video. The blogger clearly stated that the brake pads were worn out before the last lap but he didn't took it seriously enough and kept pushing, and the later footage of the brake pads supported it. A part of the truth can be a lie, don't get fooled by biased fake news, guys.

If you're selling an 800hp car, at least give it a management system, brakes and suspension to cope with the rush. it has supercar performance, but is designed as a city car. Not to mention the provision of the main components, put on the outside. so at the first crash, even a minor one, it costs you a fortune to repair it. Not only did robots assemble it, but it was designed by robots to see certain choices of engineering approach that are really questionable. The aluminium wiring then...... but really!? ok to save money, but this is just too hilarious.

"guys, today's video is sponsored by Elon Musk"

People are worried about China taking over the global EV market. They would have to seriously step up their game and stop cutting corners.

looks like if a mclaren 720s and a tesla model 3 had a baby loll

It will be one of the best cars in near future. Great price for great features. Any new company got issues, that’s normal.

just about any stuff made from china

at least the airbad worked.

There should be a weight limit fot any racetrack people keeps forgetting how heavy EV are

Form over function is a very common attitude of Chinese business people imho. It's more important that something looks good rather than whether it works.

Racey cars without racey brake pads. So stupid cheap

Who tf would by a car with the name of a phone?

A group of foreigners have not driven on the random evaluation, I have tried to drive the Audi BMW fuel car can not be compared, regardless of acceleration, quiet response control.smart technology

thats not a breaking system for racing, that car even dont have a cooling system for break. Lei Jun said later on, they will release a high proformance kit for racing. So this video doesnt make sense.

someone is trying to race a car thats made by a company that normally makes crappy phones lol

Those airbags, not working properly :o

The air bags worked, hallelujah!

10:20 soft plastic is for pedestrian protection

between "quality" and "quantity" it show they would rather pick "quantity". more production mean more money they can extort their customer. imagine the car did get in accident and then they said the insurance only cover certain part and the customer has to pay extra to fix it

If it has a "Made in China" label, then it's already bad.

Electric cars rarely use the brake pads. In many cases the brake discs ever rost because regenerative breakers are mostly used. Therefore probably the brakes are less strong than on an internal combustion vehicle. Once you start racing the car in the track regenerive breaks is out of question and the regular breaks start to fail.

For a guy driving on a track not to know to remove the hands from the wheel when a crash is imminent is...wow

Tesla Model S Plaid needs a track package upgrade from 15000 USD to go racing. If you want to reach 200mph, the package is $20.000. EVs are heavy ...