Xiaomi has launched the updated SU7 electric sedan in China, making LiDAR standard across the lineup and pairing the revision with 800V-class hardware, a new chassis setup, and up to 902 km of CLTC range.
Xiaomi’s March delivery figures suggest the YU7 SUV has largely moved beyond the launch backlog that followed its 2025 debut, a sign the company is stabilizing production for its fastest-moving electric model.
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.
