Shanghai (Gasgoo)- On the first day of 2025, Xiaomi EV announced that its full-year deliveries for 2024 surpassed 135,000 units, and it has set a target of delivering 300,000 vehicles through 2025.
Currently, Xiaomi EV has one mass-produced model on the market—the Xiaomi SU7. On December 23, the company announced via its official WeChat account the rollout of the 1.4.5 OTA update for the model. The update includes 13 new features and 26 optimizations, such as the integration of the VLM (visual language model), enabling the system to identify complex road environments and special traffic zones with text and voice prompts. Additionally, the charging map has been upgraded for improved efficiency, and Xiaomi has EV partnered with NIO, XPENG, and Li Auto to improve its charging service.
On October 29, during the launch event for the Xiaomi 15 series and Xiaomi HyperOS 2, Xiaomi Group Chairman and CEO Lei Jun revealed the pre-sale price of the Xiaomi SU7 Ultra at 814,900 yuan, with pre-orders opening simultaneously. Equipped with Xiaomi’s most powerful HyperEngine V8s, the SU7 Ultra boasts a top rotating speed of 27,200 rpm, a maximum horsepower of 1,548, and an acceleration time of 0-100 km/h in 1.98 seconds. With a design top speed of 350 km/h, Lei Jun described it as a street-legal four-door race car aiming to become the fastest four-door production vehicle model in the world. The SU7 Ultra is set for officially launch in March 2025.
In early December last year, Xiaomi EV also unveiled official images of its fire new SUV, the Xiaomi YU7, which is expected to hit the market in June or July 2025.
In December 2024, Xiaomi EV added 50 new retail stores, bringing its total to 200 stores across 58 cities. In January 2025, the company plans to add 16 more stores, expanding to six new cities, including Hohhot and Luoyang. Additionally, 29 new Xiaomi EV service centers and authorized service centers opened for business in December.
