On January 10, Lei Jun took to Weibo to share a condensed version of a winter test video for Xiaomi's YU7, as presented by Xiaomi car owner @OrdinaryPersonGreyWolfe. The full video spans 36 minutes, with this particular excerpt focusing on energy consumption during highway and national road travel in severely cold conditions, along with an exploration of charging station availability in Northeast China. The test vehicle employed was the Max high-performance four-wheel-drive variant, loaded with luggage and accommodating two adults, bringing the total weight to 2,780 kilograms. It was outfitted with 21-inch wheel rims, Chaoyang snow tires, and maintained a tire pressure of 2.6 bar. The climate control system was set to auto mode at 23 degrees Celsius, with both seat and steering wheel heating activated. The car owner mentioned that his driving style was rather relaxed, and the primary objective of this test was to gather baseline endurance data, thereby providing the public with highly reliable minimum endurance benchmarks. Lei Jun remains highly optimistic about Xiaomi YU7's performance in winter conditions and encourages a greater number of car owners to share their driving experiences from Northeast China.