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Lei Jun confirms Xiaomi Pengcheng was designed as a motorhome

05.08.2026 09:12 1 min 1 source РУС
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Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun confirmed that the Xiaomi Pengcheng was intended to be a motorhome. According to him, the idea emerged within the company in early 2023. The vehicle was planned to serve as mobile living space, functioning as a personal studio, a cafe for two, a lounge for three, and a playground for the whole family.

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Lei Jun confirms Xiaomi Pengcheng was designed as a motorhome

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