Xiaomi has put a sharper assisted-driving package at the center of its new-generation SU7 sedan, saying the updated lineup now comes standard with LiDAR, 700 TOPS of computing power and the latest Xiaomi HAD system. The upgrade arrives as the company ramps deliveries and tries to turn driver-assistance into a more visible selling point in China’s fast-moving EV market.
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 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 used the 2026 Beijing Auto Show to showcase the refreshed SU7, shifting attention from launch hype to the harder problem of turning a fast-selling electric sedan into a sustained production program.
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 has launched an updated SU7 electric sedan in China, giving the model up to 902 km of CLTC range, standard LiDAR across the lineup and a sharper top-spec powertrain as deliveries begin.
Xiaomi has confirmed that the refreshed SU7 electric sedan will officially launch in China on March 19, 2026, moving the high-volume EV from pre-sale into its next production and delivery phase.
Xiaomi has launched the next-generation SU7 electric sedan with standard LiDAR, up to 902 km of CLTC range, and a sharper price position in China.
Xiaomi says the refreshed SU7 reached 4,000 to 5,000 deliveries in its first week after launch, giving an early read on how fast the company can convert orders into vehicles as the sedan enters full rollout.
