Last night, Xiaomi unveiled its latest-generation SU7, boasting multiple enhancements and a starting price of 219,900 yuan. A mere 34 minutes after its debut, the number of locked-in orders surged to 15,000 units. Wang Teng took to social media to congratulate Xiaomi and Lei Jun, acknowledging the numerous hurdles Xiaomi has overcome in the past year. He expressed confidence that, with the launch of this new model and upgrades to their large-scale offerings, Xiaomi will continue to ascend to greater heights.

When queried by netizens about his potential purchase of the car, Wang Teng candidly shared that, as an entrepreneur, his financial resources are limited, and he must exercise prudence in his expenditures. Some netizens proposed that Lei Jun's Shunwei Capital could step in with an investment and inquired about the timing of any potential financing. Previously, Wang Teng's startup, Jinri Yixiu, has successfully established its brand name 'ISHO' and completed its trademark intellectual property布局 (which translates to "layout" in English) in over 20 countries and regions worldwide. The company aims to construct a sleep ecosystem and devise a closed-loop solution. Currently, the company is actively recruiting at competitive salaries, with annual compensation for overseas market and sales leadership roles ranging from 1.5 million to 2.25 million yuan.