Lei Jun responded to Xiaomi's hacked assembly plant with an emoticon, now he really became the director of Lei

[Gearbest Technology News]On April 3, the founding version of Xiaomi’s first electric car, Xiaomi SU7, officially began delivery. Since then, Xiaomi has officially become an automobile manufacturer. On the morning of April 3, Lei Jun, chairman of Xiaomi Corporation, issued a message: “The rhetoric three years ago has become a reality today. I will personally deliver the brand-new Xiaomi SU7 to the first batch of owners. Starting today, Xiaomi has officially become a car manufacturer. Should everyone call me Director Lei? Hahahaha.”

Xiaomi Chairman Lei Jun

At the same time, some bloggers complained: “Now they are really hacking your assembly plant.” In response, Xiaomi Chairman Lei Jun responded with three emoticons, seemingly not caring about it.

Lei Jun responds to Xiaomi's hacked assembly plant with emoticons

According to official news, there are only 5,000 units of the founding version of Xiaomi SU7. Two rounds of reservations were made on the evening of March 28 and noon on April 2, and are currently sold out. Compared with ordinary cars, the founding version of Xiaomi SU7 is available now and can be delivered starting from April 3. The regular version of the model still requires consumers to wait for a while, and the earliest delivery will be at the end of April. In addition, information from the Xiaomi Auto APP shows that orders for the Xiaomi SU7 are currently in a state of overflow. It will take up to 30 weeks to order the Xiaomi SU7 Max model before you can pick up the car.

Not long ago, Sun Shaojun, the founder of Chefans, published an article saying that the lock-up rate and unsubscription rate of Xiaomi SU7 cars are both about 20%. Based on this calculation, as of the evening of April 1, the number of lock-in orders for Xiaomi cars should be between 40,000 and 40,000. About 50,000 copies.

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