Xiaomi EV's cumulative deliveries hit 160,000 units so far

Shanghai (Gasgoo)- On February 13, Xiaomi Group's Founder and Chairman Lei Jun revealed at a live-streaming event of the Chinese Lantern Festival that Xiaomi EV has so far delivered 160,000 vehicles cumulatively.

Lei Jun further stated that Xiaomi EV has seen its vehicles available across China, with Shanghai, Hangzhou, and Suzhou being the top three cities by vehicle deliveries. The automaker said its monthly deliveries had exceeded 20,000 units for four consecutive months.

In addition to the latest delivery figures, Lei Jun also provided details about the upcoming YU7 and the SU7 Ultra models. He shared that the Xiaomi YU7 only required two energy replenishment stops over a distance of more than 1,000 km during a test drive. The YU7 model is set to hit the market in mid-2025.

As for the SU7 Ultra, Xiaomi EV opened static showcases of the model on February 5, with the market launch scheduled in March.

In October 2024, Xiaomi EV unveiled the mass-produced version of the SU7 Ultra model, with a pre-sale price of 814,900 yuan.

The SU7 Ultra features an integrated front spoiler and diamond mesh air intakes, coupled with a blacked-out emblem and headlights. The vehicle also comes equipped with a carbon fiber roof, side skirts, exterior mirror covers, and silver accents bearing the badge “Ultra”. Its roof is fitted with a LiDAR unit, while the side cameras on the front fender include a unique "U" insignia.

Powering the SU7 Ultra is a robust system consisting of two HyperEngine V8s e-motors and one HyperEngine V6s e-motor. The system delivers a maximum output of 1,548 horsepower, enabling the vehicle to achieve a blistering 0-100 km/h acceleration in just 1.98 seconds, with a top speed of 350 km/h.