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Xiaomi has launched sales of the new Skynomad hybrid car

Xiaomi has started selling a new series of the Skynomad hybrid crossover, consisting of the N90 model, in China.

Xiaomi has started sales of a hybrid model in China — the seven-seater Skynomad N90 Max, CarNewsChina reported.

The model belongs to the range-extended electric vehicle (EREV) type: the gasoline engine works solely as a generator, while movement is provided by electric motors.

The N90 Max is a large 7-seater crossover with a length of 5285 mm and a wheelbase of 3080 mm. The aerodynamic drag coefficient is 0.255, which is a low figure for a large crossover. The front part features a cross-shaped decoration and "Dragonfly" headlights that illuminate a distance of 624 meters.

There is an air intake on the hood that allows wading through water obstacles up to 750 mm deep, and it is even claimed that the vehicle can float in water.

Three interior trim options are offered for the cabin: ceramic-cream, black, and mocha-brown. The seating layout is 2+2+3, with 11 transformation options and a trunk capacity of 1831 liters.

The front and second-row seats feature zero-gravity, massage, ventilation, and heating modes. The central console is movable, mounted on rails, and contains a 9-liter refrigerator inside. The multimedia system consists of a 16.1-inch screen based on the Qualcomm 8650 chip running HyperOS.

The powertrain includes a 1.5-liter turbo engine-generator and two electric motors — their total output is 421 horsepower. The electric-only range is 464 km (CLTC), and the total range is 1705 km.

In terms of safety, the crossover is equipped with 12 airbags, an Nvidia Thor (700 TOPS) chip, and an autopilot based on the Xiaomi HAD XLA cognitive model. In addition, navigation assistance for highway and city driving, as well as automatic parking functions, are supported.

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