Shanghai (Gasgoo)- Xiaomi EV delivered over 20,000 units of the SU7 model in January 2025, the fourth month in a row for the model to surpass this delivery mark, according to a post on Xiaomi EV's WeChat account.
The company has set a delivery target of 300,000 vehicles for 2025, reflecting its strong confidence in market demand, and plans to further expand production capacity to meet growing needs.
In the realm of charging infrastructure, Xiaomi EV has made significant strides. As of January 26, the company has partnered with 13 top-tier operators, with more than 1.02 million charging piles now featured on the Xiaomi Charging Map across 365 cities. This network includes over 800,000 DC fast chargers and achieves an 88.1% coverage rate in highway service areas, ensuring a convenient and efficient charging experience. Users can access real-time data on charger availability, power, pricing, occupancy fees, and parking charges via the app.Sales and service network expansion has also been robust. In January, Xiaomi EV added 16 new stores, bringing its total to 216 outlets across 64 cities nationwide. The company plans to open an additional three stores in February, including locations in such cities as Zibo. By the end of January this year, 31 Xiaomi EV service and authorized service centers had been operational, further enhancing after-sales support.
Starting February 5, the Xiaomi SU7 Ultra has been available for static display at 112 stores in 42 cities nationwide.
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