Xiaomi says deliveries of its upgraded SU7 sedan reached 26,000 units by April 23, a quick early tally for the refreshed electric four-door that launched in March and now serves as the company’s most important showroom piece in China.
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 says its upgraded SU7 sedan has reached 26,000 deliveries after launching in March 2026, a brisk start for the revised electric sedan as the company works through a fast-moving product cycle.
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’s YU7 electric SUV is showing shorter delivery wait times in China, a sign the company may be moving beyond the launch-driven order surge that made the model one of the country’s hottest EVs in early 2026.
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 Auto’s March delivery data indicates the YU7’s massive backlog is starting to shrink, a sign that the company’s EV manufacturing ramp is finally closing the gap with demand.
Xiaomi’s updated SU7 electric sedan appears to be off to a fast start. Founder Lei Jun said the model delivered 4,000 to 5,000 units in its first week after deliveries began on March 23, 2026, as the company works to sustain growth in a tougher Chinese EV market.
Xiaomi’s updated SU7 electric sedan has crossed 40,000 locked orders, according to reporting this week, adding fresh evidence of momentum behind the company’s growing EV business as deliveries continue to build.
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.
