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Xiaomi shares see biggest drop since April after fatal EV crash sparks safety concerns
- A Xiaomi SU7 electric car caught fire in China, resulting in the death of its driver from a power failure that locked the doors, trapping him inside.
- Videos of the incident show bystanders attempting to rescue the driver, who could not be saved.
- Following the crash, Xiaomi's shares fell by 9%.
- The incident occurred at around 3:16 a.m. in Chengdu on Tianfu Avenue.
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Xiaomi SU7 crash in China resulted in the death of its driver after the electric car caught fire due to a technical issue. Reports said that the electric sedan’s doors were blocked because of a power failure. In the video, people can be seen trying to rescue the driver by breaking the glass and opening the door, but they were unsuccessful. Watch the video of the crash here. 🚘 Xiaomi SU7 Crash in China: Driver Dead After Electric Sedan Catches F…
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