Xiaomi Corp. will deploy an over-the-air software fix to rectify a problem in its advanced driver assistance technology installed in almost 40% of the SU7 electric sedans it’s sold.
The Chinese smartphone and electric vehicle maker will recall around 116,800 standard versions of the SU7, most of which were produced between Feb. 6, 2024 and Aug. 30 this year, due to the fact that the car’s driver assist system may not adequately detect and warn of critical scenarios, according to a notice Friday on the State Administration for Market Regulation’s website. If drivers don’t retake control of the EV, there may be increased risk of collision, it said.