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Lei Jun, founder of Xiaomi Group, shared a striking photo early this morning. The photograph captures an everyday scene: Lei Jun stumbles upon the Xiaomi SU7 while waiting for a traffic light, and its distinctive bay blue color stands out against the traditional black, white and gray traffic.
Interestingly, Lei Jun previously revealed that he owns two Xiaomi SU7 cars. In addition to Gulf Blue (with founding nameplate number 1810), he also has a Xiaomi SU7 in glow purple with an interior with ultraviolet interior.
Judging from the photos shared, Lei Jun was driving a glowing purple Xiaomi SU7 that day, and the vehicle nameplate was "1046".
He has personalized the car, adding physical buttons on the central control screen and a mobile phone holder, making the interior layout more practical and organized.
Tesla's recent layoffs around the world and the cancellation of many job offers for fresh graduates have caused widespread discussion and concern among netizens.
Some affected netizens said on social platforms that when the spring recruitment was coming to an end, they suddenly received a notice that Tesla had withdrawn their job offer, and they felt both speechless and helpless.
Although Tesla has provided some financial compensation to these new graduates who have broken their contracts, these young people who are about to enter the workforce are more focused on the lost job opportunities.
Due to the special importance of "fresh graduate" status in the job market, and the fact that many companies tend to recruit new graduates, this missed opportunity is a major blow to them, as many other companies are about to close their hiring windows.
In addition, there are unconfirmed rumors that Tesla may have canceled all offers from fresh graduates and paid a month's liquidated damages to each affected graduate as compensation, but this information has not received a clear official response.
Prior to this, it was reported that Tesla's global layoffs could exceed 10%, which means that based on the current headcount, about 14,000 employees could face layoffs.
Note: The above comprehensive information comes from Fast Technology