Xiaomi says deliveries of its upgraded SU7 sedan have reached 26,000 units as of April 23, 2026, marking a fast early ramp for the refreshed electric sedan after its March launch.
Xiaomi EV said on April 24, 2026 that its upgraded SU7 sedan has reached 26,000 deliveries, with 60,000 locked orders in hand as the company prepares to launch the YU7 GT performance model at the end of May.
Xiaomi has started delivering the upgraded SU7 sedan in China, using prebuilt inventory to speed handoffs and keeping the starting price only slightly above the outgoing model.
Xiaomi is bringing the SU7 series, YU7, and its Vision Gran Turismo concept to the 2026 Beijing auto show, a rare broad public showing that puts the company’s EV lineup and design ambition in the same frame.
Xiaomi has begun delivering its updated SU7 electric sedan in China, moving the refreshed four-door from launch showpiece to customer driveways after its March 19 debut.
Xiaomi says locked orders for the updated SU7 have passed 40,000 units, with more than 7,000 deliveries completed in the first nine days after launch. The numbers point to a strong early commercial ramp for the refreshed electric sedan in China.
Xiaomi has reversed a software update that limited the SU7 Ultra’s output, restoring the company’s flagship performance sedan to its full advertised power after a sharp owner backlash. The move closes a brief but visible dispute over how much control an automaker can retain over delivered performance in software-defined EVs.
Xiaomi has started delivering the refreshed SU7 sedan, a key step that moves the company from product launch to execution as it tries to sustain momentum in China’s crowded EV market. The shift matters because the updated model is now being judged on build quality, supply-chain discipline and how quickly Xiaomi can convert orders into cars on the road.
Xiaomi’s updated SU7 is attracting renewed interest ahead of its April 2026 rollout, as the company pushes deeper into the fast-moving Chinese EV market.
Xiaomi is preparing to launch a refreshed version of its SU7 electric sedan in April 2026, a move that could help the company sustain demand for its flagship EV as competition intensifies in China.
