Xiaomi’s revamped SU7 sedan passes 40,000 locked orders as deliveries accelerate

Xiaomi’s updated SU7 electric sedan has surpassed 40,000 locked orders, according to reporting on April 10, 2026, adding another sign that the company’s auto business is still drawing strong early demand as deliveries ramp up.

• Locked orders for the revised SU7 have climbed above 40,000.
• Xiaomi reported more than 20,000 vehicle deliveries in March 2026.
• The company has set a 2026 delivery target of 550,000 vehicles.

Strong demand for the updated sedan

The new figure suggests Xiaomi is continuing to convert interest in its refreshed sedan into firm orders. The updated SU7 entered deliveries in late March 2026, and the company has been highlighting early traction since launch.

Order momentum matters because Xiaomi is still in the early stages of scaling its car business. A high volume of locked orders can help signal demand, but it also puts pressure on production and logistics as the company works through the backlog.

Deliveries are rising, but capacity remains the test

On April 1, 2026, Xiaomi said total deliveries in March exceeded 20,000 vehicles. Reporting this week also indicated the new-generation SU7 accounted for 7,882 of those deliveries, showing that the revised model is already contributing meaningfully to monthly output.

That pace is notable for a company that only entered the electric-vehicle market recently. Xiaomi has said it wants to deliver 550,000 vehicles in 2026, a target that would require a much steeper production ramp than the company has completed so far.

Why this matters for Xiaomi’s EV push

Xiaomi’s car program has become one of the company’s most closely watched growth bets. The SU7 is its flagship entry into the market, and strong order numbers help reinforce the view that the brand is resonating beyond smartphones and consumer electronics.

At the same time, the numbers also underscore the challenge ahead. Turning orders into deliveries at scale will be the real test, especially if demand for the updated sedan continues to outpace near-term output.

What to Watch

Investors and buyers will be watching Xiaomi’s next monthly delivery update for signs that production is keeping up with demand. The key question now is whether the company can sustain the early order pace and continue closing the gap between interest in the SU7 and vehicles actually reaching customers.