Meanwhile, Tongling city’s transport bureau launched a task force to investigate the crash, local media reported. #1 No more than three seconds elapsed from the time the Xiaomi SU7 flashed a risk warning regarding obstacles ahead, and the moment the driver manually controlled the vehicle and the car finally plowed into a guardrail. The standard-version Xiaomi SU7 is a similar shape to the Porsche Taycan with a price tag of RMB 215,900 ($29,535). #4 The car’s battery was sourced from BYD’s subsidiary FinDreams Battery, as CATL, one of the two suppliers to Xiaomi, on April 2 denied speculations the battery from the fiery vehicle crash was provided by the company. However, both BYD and CATL supply battery cells only and it is Xiaomi that assembles them into packs.