The filling degree of the exposed reverse virtual scale of Xiaomi SU7 exceeds the calibrated degree of the battery by about 20%
[CNMO science and technology news] Since the launch of Xiaomi SU7, the debate about this top stream new car has never stopped. Recently, some media found that the standard version of Xiaomi SU7 may have a battery reverse false label after actual measurement.
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According to Phoenix Technology, the media spent 215900 yuan to buy a standard version of Xiaomi SU7, and ran 3000 kilometers for endurance test. During the test of the power consumption of Xiaomi SU7, when we set the apparent power and the remaining endurance to 0, the full charge order shows that 82.79 degrees of power has been charged, 12.5% more than the official battery capacity of 73.6 degrees. Under the same test conditions, the Krypton 007 and Tesla Model 3 are only 0.7% and 4.0% more. If only the circuit loss during charging is considered, the charging of Xiaomi SU7 seems to be "power consuming" 。
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After that, the media carried out additional tests. This time, after driving the Xiaomi SU7 until the battery life was zero, it continued to drive for 25 kilometers, and the vehicle was completely unable to gear forward. After the cart was charged, the order showed that an astonishing 87.86 kilowatt hours was charged, 14 kilowatt hours more than the official battery parameters, and the proportion of the excess was close to 20%. Although we know that both the "rated capacity" and "rated energy" of the power battery are actually laboratory data measured under specified conditions, the gap between the theory and practice of Xiaomi SU7 is somewhat obvious compared with the same level.
Screenshot of report video The media gave two different views on the results. Looking forward, it may be that Xiaomi is more conscientious and gives more redundant power. At worst, the power consumption of Xiaomi SU7 cannot be calculated according to the nominal power consumption, and the actual power consumption will be higher. What do you think of Xiaomi's wave of reverse virtual labels?
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