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Xiaomi launches Studio version of SkyNomad N90 Max SUV

12.09.2026 08:13 1 min 1 source РУС
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Xiaomi launches Studio version of SkyNomad N90 Max SUV
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Xiaomi has introduced a Studio version of its SkyNomad N90 Max SUV, converting the vehicle into a camper. The main change is a factory-installed electric pop-up roof integrated into the body structure on the production line. When raised, interior height reaches 2294 mm, allowing a person up to 1.80 m tall to stand upright. The upper tier (2110 by 985 mm) serves as a 1946 mm-long sleeping area. An aluminum honeycomb-reinforced frame supports up to 200 kg. The rear seats convert into a bed (1.87 by 1.24 m) in 30 seconds via electric drives. Equipment includes a 9-liter compressor refrigerator, 220 V and 15 V outlets, and an aluminum wood-effect floor with heating up to 38 degrees. The powertrain is EREV: a 1.5-liter gasoline turbo engine acts as a generator, while two electric motors produce a combined 310 kW (421 hp). A 76 kWh battery provides 460 km of pure electric range (CLTC), with total range reaching 1705 km. Fuel consumption with a depleted battery is 6.26 l/100 km.

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