Xiaomi has launched a refreshed SU7 electric sedan with standard LiDAR across the range, a three-trim lineup and a top claimed CLTC range of 902 km, giving the fast-selling EV a sharper technical pitch as deliveries begin in China.
Xiaomi’s refreshed SU7 is moving into its April 2026 launch window with standard LiDAR, revised driver-assistance hardware and a claimed range of up to 902 kilometers, sharpening the sedan’s edge in China’s crowded EV market.
Xiaomi is preparing to launch an updated SU7 sedan in April 2026, according to recent reporting, marking another step in the company’s rapid push into electric vehicles.
Xiaomi’s electric-car business has reached another milestone, with cumulative SU7 deliveries topping 400,000 as the Chinese consumer-tech giant continues to build out its auto ambitions.
Xiaomi’s refreshed SU7 sedan is showing strong early demand, with locked orders reportedly surpassing 40,000 after the model’s March 2026 launch.
Xiaomi says deliveries of its updated SU7 electric sedan have passed 7,000 units just days after the model’s March 19 launch, a sign the company is managing a careful transition while aiming for stronger EV growth in 2026.
Xiaomi has moved up the launch timing for its updated SU7 electric sedan and begun rolling out the refreshed model in China, a sign that the company is pushing harder to scale its EV business in 2026.
Xiaomi Auto is reporting stronger demand for its updated SU7 sedan, with locked-in orders surpassing 40,000 as the company continues ramping deliveries in China. The latest figure adds fresh momentum to Xiaomi’s fast-growing EV business.
Xiaomi has begun deliveries of an updated SU7 sedan, marking a fresh chapter for the company’s fast-moving electric-vehicle business and signaling that it is still leaning into the model that launched its car ambitions.
Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun staged a live teardown of the updated SU7 on April 3, 2026, using the event to showcase the electric sedan’s safety structure, sensor suite and chassis hardware just weeks after launch.
