How Xiaomi's Pencheng N90 becomes a mobile coffee shop: variable cabin, V2L and Peet's collab

I. The spatial basis of a mobile coffee shop: a variable cabin and a flat floor

Flat floor + long slide rail: the Pencheng N90 uses a flat-floor design with 4.4 m² of usable interior space and a front-to-rear slide rail nearly 2 m long; the front seats support 180° rotation.

One-tap face-to-face mode: when parked, the front seats turn around and the center console slides to the middle, forming a two-person café.

The “living space” concept: when introducing Pencheng, Lei Jun stressed that the in-car space should not be fixed — it can switch on demand into a workspace, a café or a reception room.

II. The key to making the café function work: external discharge and ecosystem linkage

External discharge (V2L): the Pencheng supports external power output; when camping you can plug in a coffee machine, induction cooker and the like, making boiling hotpot or brewing coffee real scenarios.

Peet’s Coffee collaboration: in September, Xiaomi Pencheng crossed over with global specialty-coffee brand Peet’s Coffee; Lei Jun personally handed out custom coffee gift boxes at the delivery event, after which the “Free Coffee Shop” officially opened for business.

Trunk mobile stall: put a coffee machine and utensils in the trunk and you can open a mobile coffee shop anytime.

III. Camping-scenario validation: Lei Jun’s real experience

Outdoor camping livestream: on September 21, Lei Jun livestreamed from a campsite, personally pitching a tent and demoing the roof tent, one-tap bed mode and external discharge.

National Day photo drop: on October 7, Lei Jun posted camping photos of himself driving the Pencheng, captioned “Holiday — anyone out camping?”, showing the real appeal of its camping scenarios.

User-created play: owners have already turned the Pencheng into a mobile nail-art studio, a mobile tea table and more, proving “where the car goes, business goes.”

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