又一辆小米SU7起火！小米紧急声明

Core Viewpoint - Recent incidents involving Xiaomi vehicles, particularly the SU7 model, have raised concerns regarding vehicle safety, but the company has clarified that the incidents were not due to vehicle defects but rather external factors [2][4][6]. Group 1: Incident Details - On February 1, a Xiaomi SU7 vehicle in Yingkou, Liaoning Province, caught fire due to an external ignition source, with no injuries reported [2]. - The vehicle was a rental and had just completed charging before the fire occurred, which was exacerbated by the ignition of the airbag [4]. - Xiaomi has been proactive in addressing fire incidents, including a previous fire at a car repair shop in Haikou and an accident on the S83 highway in Henan, both of which did not result in injuries [6]. Group 2: Company Response and Clarifications - Xiaomi's spokesperson has repeatedly clarified that the incidents were not due to battery defects or manufacturing issues, emphasizing that all vehicle batteries meet national standards [7]. - The company reported a delivery of over 39,000 vehicles in January 2026, despite claims of a decline compared to December 2025, attributing the lower numbers to seasonal trends and the discontinuation of the first-generation SU7 [7]. - Xiaomi's vehicles, including the SU7, have shown strong resale value, with the SU7 ranking first in electric vehicle retention rates at 86% after one year, according to a report by the China Automobile Circulation Association [8].