Gasgoo Munich- On February 13, Xiaomi EV announced that its cumulative deliveries had surpassed 600,000 units since customer handovers began on April 3, 2024. The milestone underscores the rapid scale-up of the young electric-vehicle maker.
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In 2025 alone, the company delivered more than 410,000 vehicles, including over 50,000 units in December. Momentum has carried into the new year, with January 2026 deliveries reaching 39,000 units.
Earlier this year, during a livestreamed event, Xiaomi founder, chairman and CEO Lei Jun set a 2026 delivery target of 550,000 vehicles, signaling confidence in continued growth despite intensifying competition in China's EV market.
The company also revealed that its YU7 model has accumulated more than 150,000-unit deliveries within six months of launch, pointing to solid demand for its expanding product lineup.
The company is also pressing ahead with retail preparations for the next-generation SU7. The first batch of display vehicles arrived in showrooms on February 13, spanning 30 outlets across seven major cities, including Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen. Beijing and Shanghai each host five participating stores, while Guangzhou and Shenzhen have four apiece. A second wave of 30 stores is scheduled to begin showcasing the model from February 25. The updated SU7 is slated for an official market launch in April 2026.
Pricing for the new SU7 has already been disclosed at the pre-sale stage, with three variants ranging from 229,900 yuan to 309,900 yuan. Compared with similarly specified versions of the current model, pre-sale prices are roughly 10,000 yuan to 14,000 yuan higher. The company has yet to confirm whether final retail pricing will be adjusted ahead of the formal launch.
