Xiaomi SU7 Has URAS Technology Optimizes Car Operations

Yesterday, Hesai Technology “claimed” Xiaomi’s SU7 laser radar. Today, Unity officials announced that Xiaomi SU7 is using Unity Render as a Service.

This integration, according to officials, not only tightens the connection between the car owner and the intelligent cockpit through Xiao Ai but also brings a significant increase in computational data for the intelligent cockpit. Hence, it’s crucial to ensure that the car’s system can swiftly process multi-thread instructions and display them on the screen in real-time.

URAS service significantly reduces CPU and RAM usage while boosting performance. Throughout the entire process of invoking cockpit capabilities, only one Unity Player occupies hardware resources, yet it can maintain multiple background service processes, each independent of the others. Meanwhile, it still achieves a high degree of integration between UI and 3D content, ensuring smooth interactive performance.

Unity states that Xiaomi chose its own engine for intelligent cockpit development because Xiaomi SU7’s ambition extends beyond just automobiles to encompass the broader realm of interconnected devices. Ultimately, the smart cockpit of Xiaomi SU7 not only presents itself in full 3D but also achieves a seamless panoramic display effect.

As for the pricing of various versions of Xiaomi SU7, the following are the details:

Xiaomi SU7 (Rear-wheel drive long-endurance smart driving version) priced at 215,900 yuan ($30,300) : 0-100 km/h acceleration in 5.28 seconds, 700km CLTC endurance, 73.6kWh blade battery, 15 minutes to replenish 350km, Xiaomi Pilot Pro smart driving;
Xiaomi SU7 Pro (Rear-wheel drive super long-endurance high-end smart driving version) priced at 245,900 yuan ($34,600): 0-100 km/h acceleration in 5.7 seconds, 830km CLTC endurance, 94.3kWh CATL Godsend battery, 15 minutes to replenish 350km, Xiaomi Pilot Max, laser radar;
Xiaomi SU7 Max (High-performance four-wheel drive super long-endurance high-end smart driving version) priced at 299,900 yuan ($42,200): Dual-motor four-wheel drive, 0-100 km/h acceleration in 2.78 seconds, 800km CLTC endurance, 101kWh CATL Kirin battery, 871V silicon carbide high-voltage platform, Xiaomi Pilot Max, laser radar, 56″ HUD, electric suction door.