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Xiaomi cars come from the electric car business of the Chinese phone and electronics giant, which builds them in Beijing and delivered its first SU7 in April 2024. In this guide you’ll find the 2026 lineup, from the SU7 sedan to the Sky Nomad range-extender SUVs, as well as the brand’s history, its lap records and where you can buy one.
Xiaomi cars at a Glance
Founded 2021 Car business announced in March
Headquarters Beijing, China Factory in Yizhuang
Owner Xiaomi Corporation HKEX: 1810
Deliveries, 2025 411,837 China
Leadership Lei Jun Founder and CEO
Total deliveries 800,000+ By September 2026
Xiaomi cars Model Lineup
Xiaomi cars are sold only in China for now, so the prices below are China starting prices in yuan (RMB). The lineup grew from one sedan in 2024 to six models in 2026, and it now includes range-extender SUVs as well as pure EVs.
Electric sedans (2)
Electric sedan
SU7
Electric Up to 902 km CLTC From RMB 219,900
When the new-generation SU7 launched in March 2026, it started at RMB 219,900. The Pro gives you the longest range, 902 km on the CLTC test, while the all-wheel-drive Max makes about 680 hp and hits 100 km/h in 3.08 seconds.
High-performance electric sedan
SU7 Ultra
Electric 1,548 PS 350 km/h
The SU7 Ultra launched in February 2025, when it cost RMB 529,900. Its three motors make 1,548 PS, so it reaches 100 km/h in 1.98 seconds. However, sales have slowed a lot since launch, so it’s now a rare halo car.
Electric SUVs (2)
Midsize electric SUV
YU7
Electric Up to 835 km CLTC From RMB 233,500
Since June 2025, the YU7 has gone straight after the Tesla Model Y. In May 2026 a cheaper Standard version arrived at RMB 233,500 with 643 km of range, while the Long Range keeps 835 km.
Performance electric SUV
YU7 GT
Electric 990 hp From RMB 389,900
Then the YU7 GT launched in May 2026 with two motors and 990 hp. As a result, it reaches 100 km/h in 2.92 seconds, and Xiaomi says it lapped the Nürburgring in 7:22.755.
Range-extender SUVs (2)
Five-seat range-extender SUV
Sky Nomad N70
Range extender Up to 505 km electric From RMB 209,900
The N70 launched in September 2026 as one of the first Xiaomi range-extender models. A 1.5-liter turbo gas engine charges the battery, so the combined range reaches 1,461 km. It’s also the cheapest way into a Xiaomi, at RMB 209,900.
Seven-seat range-extender SUV
Sky Nomad N90
Range extender 7 seats Up to 1,705 km combined
The N90 is the bigger seven-seater, so it starts higher, at RMB 269,900. Its 76 kWh battery gives 464 km of electric range, while the combined range is up to 1,705 km. In addition, a pop-top camper called the N90 Max Explorer costs RMB 299,900.
What Are Xiaomi cars?
Xiaomi announced its electric car business on March 30, 2021, and Xiaomi Automobile Co. was set up that September. Founder Lei Jun leads it as CEO, while the parent company, Xiaomi Corporation, trades in Hong Kong as 1810.
Xiaomi cars are built at the company’s own factory in Beijing’s Yizhuang district, which has two phases of 150,000 cars a year each. Early SU7s were built under BAIC’s production license until Xiaomi got its own in July 2024.
Growth has been fast. Xiaomi delivered 139,487 cars in 2024 and 411,837 in 2025, so it beat its 350,000 target. However, 2026 is tougher: by the end of September it had delivered 286,490, which is just over half of its 550,000 goal.
Xiaomi cars History
Xiaomi cars went from an announcement to more than 800,000 deliveries in about five and a half years.
- 2021 Xiaomi announces its EV business in March, and Xiaomi Automobile Co. is founded in September.
- 2021 Then Xiaomi signs a deal in November to build its factory in Beijing.
- 2023 Phase 1 of the Beijing plant is finished, and then the SU7 is unveiled in December.
- 2024 The SU7 launches in March with 88,898 firm orders in 24 hours, while deliveries begin in April.
- 2024 Later, in October, an SU7 Ultra prototype laps the Nürburgring Nordschleife in 6:46.874.
- 2025 The SU7 Ultra goes on sale in February, and the YU7 SUV follows in June.
- 2025 Meanwhile, Xiaomi opens an R&D center in Munich, Germany, in September.
- 2025 In addition, Xiaomi builds its 500,000th car in November, just 602 days after the SU7 launch.
- 2026 The new-generation SU7 launches in March, and the YU7 GT arrives in May.
- 2026 In September, Xiaomi confirms European sales from 2027, starting in Germany.
- 2026 Finally, the Sky Nomad N70 and N90 launch in September, as total deliveries pass 800,000.
Iconic Xiaomi Models
Xiaomi cars are new, but these three models already mark big moments for the brand.
2024
SU7 (first generation)
Electric sedan 381,000+ delivered
The first SU7 was Xiaomi’s debut car, and it started at RMB 215,900. In fact, it drew 88,898 firm orders in its first 24 hours. Production ended in February 2026, after more than 381,000 deliveries.
2024
SU7 Ultra prototype
Track prototype 6:46.874 lap
This prototype lapped the Nürburgring Nordschleife in 6:46.874 in October 2024. As a result, at the time it was the fastest four-door car ever around the track.
Concept
Vision Gran Turismo
Concept car Gran Turismo
However, the Vision Gran Turismo is a concept, not a production car. Like other Vision GT cars, it was designed for the Gran Turismo video game series.
Who Owns Xiaomi cars?
Xiaomi cars are made by Xiaomi Automobile Co., a wholly owned part of Xiaomi Corporation. When AutoGathering has a page for a brand, its name below links to that page.
Parent company Xiaomi Corporation HKEX: 1810
This page Xiaomi Automobile Co. Beijing, China
Factory Beijing Yizhuang Two phases, 150,000 a year each
R&D center Munich Germany, since 2025
Europe sales Germany first Planned from 2027
Other EV makers
Xiaomi has no sister car brands, so you can compare it with these EV makers instead.
For example, the YU7 competes directly with the Tesla Model Y in China.
Earlier history
- BAIC license (2024) Xiaomi built its first cars under BAIC’s production license until July 2024.
- First-generation SU7 (2024–2026) The original SU7 ended production in February 2026 after more than 381,000 deliveries.
Xiaomi cars Accomplishments
The record of Xiaomi cars includes lap records, huge order numbers and very fast growth.
7:04.957
Nürburgring lap
In 2025 the production SU7 Ultra became the fastest production EV around the Nürburgring Nordschleife, ahead of the Porsche Taycan Turbo GT.
2:09.944
Shanghai lap
The SU7 Ultra also beat the Taycan Turbo GT’s time at the Shanghai International Circuit in 2025.
240,000
YU7 orders in 18 hours
The YU7 took 240,000 locked-in orders within 18 hours of its launch in June 2025.
88,898
SU7 orders in 24 hours
Similarly, the first SU7 drew 88,898 firm orders on its first day on sale in March 2024.
602 days
To 500,000 cars
Xiaomi built its 500,000th car in November 2025, 602 days after the SU7 launch.
800,000+
Total deliveries
By September 2026, Xiaomi had delivered more than 800,000 cars since 2024.
Talk Xiaomi With Other Owners
When you own a Xiaomi, you’ll have plenty to share, whether it’s a track day in an SU7 Ultra or a family trip in a Sky Nomad. Soon, AutoGathering will connect this page to a Xiaomi community space where you can compare models, share charging tips and plan meetups.
- SU7
- SU7 Ultra
- YU7 and YU7 GT
- Sky Nomad N70 and N90
- Charging and range
- Track days
- Xiaomi in Europe
- Buying used
Xiaomi cars FAQ
Who makes Xiaomi cars?
Xiaomi cars are made by Xiaomi Automobile Co., a Beijing-based part of Xiaomi Corporation. Lei Jun, who founded Xiaomi, also leads the car business as CEO.
Where are Xiaomi cars made?
They’re built at Xiaomi’s own factory in Beijing’s Yizhuang district. The plant has two phases, so together they can build 300,000 cars a year.
Can you buy a Xiaomi car in Europe?
Not yet. Xiaomi sells cars only in China for now, but it plans to start European sales in Germany in 2027.
How fast is the Xiaomi SU7 Ultra?
The SU7 Ultra has 1,548 PS and reaches 100 km/h in 1.98 seconds, while its top speed is 350 km/h. In addition, it lapped the Nürburgring Nordschleife in 7:04.957.
How much does a Xiaomi SU7 cost?
The new-generation SU7 starts at RMB 219,900 in China. For example, that buys you the rear-wheel-drive Standard with 720 km of CLTC range.
How many Xiaomi cars have been sold?
Xiaomi delivered 411,837 cars in 2025, and then by September 2026 its total had passed 800,000.
Does Xiaomi make hybrid cars?
Yes, in a way. The Sky Nomad N70 and N90 are range-extender SUVs, so a gas engine charges the battery, while the SU7 and YU7 are fully electric.
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Photo credits
- Header image: Ethan Llamas, CC BY-SA 4.0, cropped and resized.
- Blue new-generation Xiaomi SU7 sedan on display…: Poprace, CC0, cropped and resized.
- Yellow Xiaomi SU7 Ultra with rear wing…: Daniel Lu (User:dllu), CC BY-SA 4.0, cropped and resized.
- Emerald Green Xiaomi YU7 electric SUV, rear…: Ethan Llamas, CC BY-SA 4.0, cropped and resized.
- Red Xiaomi YU7 GT performance SUV on…: Poprace, CC0, cropped and resized.
- Blue Xiaomi Sky Nomad N70 range-extender SUV…: JustAnotherCarDesigner, CC0, cropped and resized.
- Blue Xiaomi Sky Nomad N90 seven-seat SUV…: Poprace, CC0, cropped and resized.
- Light blue first-generation Xiaomi SU7 Max sedan…: JustAnotherCarDesigner, CC0, cropped and resized.
- Yellow Xiaomi SU7 Ultra prototype race car…: Zoerides, CC0, cropped and resized.
- Silver Xiaomi Vision Gran Turismo concept car…: JJxFile, CC BY-SA 4.0, cropped and resized.