The Xiaomi SU7 electric sedan has received nearly 100,000 pre-orders within just three weeks of pre-sales opening in January 2026, a strong demand driven by substantial technical upgrades that justify the price increase.
Xiaomi has wrapped up an extraordinary year, marking a stunning rise in the electric vehicle market. After launching its very first car in 2024, the company has already delivered more than 400,000 electric vehicles by the end of 2025.
Xiaomi has opened its EV Europe Research and Development (R&D) and Design Center in Munich, Germany — its first such facility beyond its domestic market.
Xiaomi EV announced the official market launch and commencement of deliveries for its flagship Xiaomi SU7 Ultra series, featuring two high-performance variants: the track-focused "Track Package" and exclusive "Nürburgring Limited Edition".
Chinese tech and EV maker Xiaomi has started the official sales of its first SUV, Xiaomi YU7, with a starting price of RMB 253,500 ($35,350), almost $1,400 below the Chinese market Tesla Model Y.
Xiaomi SU7 Ultra production model has set the Fastest Electric Executive Vehicle record at the Nürburgring Nordschleife with a blistering lap time of 7:04.957 minutes.
Xiaomi and Polyphony Digital have announced that Xiaomi’s electric performance sedan, the Xiaomi SU7 Ultra, will soon be available in the popular racing simulation game Gran Turismo 7 on the Playstation 5.
Chinese tech giant Xiaomi unveiled its first SUV, Xiaomi YU7, a name derived from the Chinese term that symbolizes "riding the wind".
Chinese EV charging company NaaS Technology announced a strategic partnership with Xiaomi Auto to enhance interconnectivity in EV charging, elevate user experience, and drive innovation in intelligent mobility.


