Xiaomi has updated the SU7 with a more serious chassis setup, fixed front brake hardware and longer-range battery claims, giving its first EV sedan a sharper performance brief.
Xiaomi has begun delivering an upgraded version of its SU7 electric sedan in China, adding momentum to the company’s rapidly expanding EV business and its push toward a 2026 sales goal of 550,000 vehicles.
Xiaomi Auto’s refreshed SU7 sedan has collected 40,000 locked orders, a sign that the company’s EV push is still drawing strong demand even as it works through a busy 2026 product cycle.
Xiaomi says locked orders for its updated SU7 sedan have passed 40,000, a sign that demand remains strong as the company advances its 2026 electric-vehicle lineup.
Xiaomi said March EV deliveries exceeded 20,000, while deliveries of the updated SU7 sedan topped 7,000 units, signaling continued momentum as the company transitions to a refreshed version of its best-selling electric car.
