China's Xiaomi has received over 100,000 orders for its first electric vehicle.
- Its begun deliveries
- first batch of 5,000 cars produced
Xiaomi has advised potential buyers that they could face waiting times of four to seven months
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China's Xiaomi begins deliveries of its first EV. Has booked more than 100,000 orders.
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