Gasgoo Munich- On March 19, Xiaomi EV's new-gen SU7 sedan officially hit the market, introducing three variants with modest price increases over the previous generation.
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The standard, Pro, and Max versions are priced at 219,900 yuan, 249,900 yuan, and 303,900 yuan respectively—each about 4,000 yuan higher than their predecessors—reflecting a broader round of upgrades across performance, technology, and comfort.
The SU7 has quickly become a cornerstone model for Xiaomi EV's automotive ambitions. Since its debut two years ago—when initial orders exceeded 80,000 units within 24 hours—the company has delivered more than 600,000 vehicles in total, including around 381,000 units of the SU7.
As the first major update to the lineup, the new SU7 introduces comprehensive enhancements spanning powertrain performance, chassis engineering, cabin intelligence, driver assistance, and safety systems.
The model retains its established proportions, with a body length of nearly five meters and a three-meter wheelbase, while expanding customization options through multiple exterior colors, interior themes, and wheel designs. Design refinements include a revised front fascia, along with the addition of a 4D millimeter-wave radar system.
On the powertrain front, all variants are equipped with Xiaomi's HyperEngine V6s Plus electric motor, delivering higher rotational speeds and improved efficiency.
The standard and Pro models adopt a 752V silicon carbide platform, offering CLTC ranges of 720 km and 902 km respectively. The higher-end Max version features an 897V architecture, enabling a range of 835 km and ultra-fast charging capability, with up to 670 km of range added in 15 minutes under optimal conditions.
In terms of intelligent driving, all variants come standard with LiDAR, 4D millimeter-wave radar, and a computing platform delivering 700 TOPS, supporting Xiaomi's HAD end-to-end assisted driving system. This positions the model competitively within China's rapidly evolving smart EV segment.
The in-car experience has also been significantly upgraded. Xiaomi's latest smart cockpit system enhances voice interaction capabilities, enabling control over the majority of vehicle functions while introducing more natural, context-aware dialogue features.
Additional improvements include more intuitive navigation powered by advanced semantic recognition, as well as external voice interaction with voiceprint identification, aimed at improving both convenience and safety.
Chassis upgrades further reinforce the model's positioning, with the introduction of Xiaomi's new "Jiaolong" chassis system. All versions feature a double wishbone front and five-link rear independent suspension setup, while the Pro and Max trims add dual-chamber air suspension and adaptive damping systems.
Together, these enhancements reflect Xiaomi's continued effort to refine driving dynamics and ride comfort as it scales up its presence in the premium EV market.
