Xiaomi said locked-in orders for the refreshed SU7 sedan had climbed above 40,000 by April 2, reinforcing signs that the company’s push into electric vehicles is still gaining traction in China.
Xiaomi’s updated SU7 sedan is reportedly drawing brisk early demand, with locked orders topping 40,000 ahead of its April 2026 launch window.
Xiaomi has begun deliveries of an updated SU7 sedan, marking a fresh chapter for the company’s fast-moving electric-vehicle business and signaling that it is still leaning into the model that launched its car ambitions.
Xiaomi’s electric-car business is showing fresh momentum after a new SU7 order milestone and strong March deliveries underscored continued demand for the company’s EV lineup.
Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun staged a live teardown of the updated SU7 on April 3, 2026, using the event to showcase the electric sedan’s safety structure, sensor suite and chassis hardware just weeks after launch.
Xiaomi said locked orders for its updated SU7 sedan have surpassed 40,000, a fresh signal that the company’s EV business remains a major growth engine as it prepares a wider 2026 model lineup.
