Xiaomi Surges Forward With The New SU7 Ultra

Battle for dominance in the Electric Vehicle (EV) market is heating up after Xiaomi officially entered the high-performance EV market with the release of its 1,548-horsepower SU7 Ultra.

The SU7 Ultra is a luxury electric sedan that has redefined speed records by achieving a Nürburgring Nordschleife lap time of just 6 minutes and 48.874 seconds. Priced competitively at US$ 114,000, the SU7 Ultra is now the fastest four-door production EV on the legendary German track, demonstrating Xiaomi's commitment to creating an electric vehicle that combines everyday luxury with supercar-level performance.

Zendaya Carries A US$ 3K Tote Bag Stylishly

The Louis Vuitton's Neverfull ranks among the most famous designs of all time. This luxurious and very spacious tote bag is made of coated canvas, often covered in the brand's famous LV logo, and was considered the ultimate status symbol of the early 2000s.

Recently, however the Neverfull received some timely upgrades, taking it from a throwback staple to a truly timeless investment piece with its new gray shades matched by the likes of Goyard's Saint Louis bag.

The "Car War" Between China and EU Is Heating Up

Chinese officials reportedly instructed their automakers to halt investments in European countries that support higher tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles.

According to Reuters last 30 October, the warning comes after reporting earlier this month found Chinese automakers planned to stop expanding in Europe.

Ford CEO Doesn't Want To Give Up His Xiaomi SU7

After the Ford chief executive revealed that he drives a US$ 30,000 Chinese-made electric sedan, he was immediately got ripped by critics, who called it a "slap in the face" to employees of the Detroit-based automaker.

Jim Farley, who has been CEO of Ford since October 2020, said he drives a Xiaomi SU7, an electric sedan that he had specially flown in from Shanghai. Introduced in December 2023, the SU7 is the first EV sold by Xiaomi, the world’s second-largest seller of smartphones.

MAGA Dress Designer Was Asked To Remove Trump Signs

Election fever in the United States are heating up. Even an ordinary dress designer and shop owner in Occoquan, Virginia, is feeling it after a bizarre encounter with a local woman who called the police on his boutique for demonstrating his First Amendment rights by hanging Trump signs out front.

Andre Soriano, an atelier dress designer who is well-known for curating the "Make America Great Again" gown singer-songwriter Joy Villa wore to the 2017 Grammy Awards, received legal notice that he must remove the signs he put up in support of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump.