Xiaomi’s refreshed SU7 gains traction as deliveries top 7,000 after March launch

Xiaomi says deliveries of its updated SU7 electric sedan have surpassed 7,000 units after the model launched on March 19, 2026, giving the company an early lift as it works through a broader product transition in its electric-vehicle business.

• The refreshed SU7 began deliveries on March 23, 2026.
• Xiaomi said March EV deliveries exceeded 20,000 units.
• The company is aiming for 550,000 vehicle deliveries in 2026.

Early deliveries show initial demand

In a statement released on April 1, 2026, Xiaomi said deliveries of the new-generation SU7 had topped 7,000 units. The company did not provide a more precise breakdown, but the figure suggests the updated sedan is moving into customer hands quickly after launch.

The SU7 facelift was launched on March 19, 2026, and first deliveries began on March 23. Xiaomi has not said how the update will affect the model’s longer-term sales mix, but the early delivery count indicates the new version is already contributing to volume.

March EV deliveries stayed above 20,000

Xiaomi also said its March EV deliveries exceeded 20,000 units. The company did not disclose exact totals, and it did not separate results for the SU7 line from the rest of its electric-vehicle business.

The phrasing suggests a transitional month for Xiaomi’s EV rollout, with the refreshed SU7 arriving as the company shifts production and delivery focus toward the updated model.

What the SU7 update means for Xiaomi’s 2026 push

Xiaomi has set an annual vehicle delivery target of 550,000 units for 2026, a sharply higher goal that depends on sustained production growth. The SU7 remains central to that plan, alongside the company’s broader push to scale its EV business beyond its first model family.

The latest delivery update does not change Xiaomi’s target, but it does show the company entering April with tangible momentum from the refreshed sedan. For investors and customers alike, the key question now is whether that pace can continue beyond the launch window.

What to Watch

Watch for Xiaomi’s next monthly delivery report and any follow-up data from the China Passenger Car Association later in April 2026. Those figures should offer a clearer picture of whether the refreshed SU7 can sustain early demand and help Xiaomi stay on track for its full-year delivery goal.