Xiaomi has reached a major milestone in its automotive expansion. By the end of 2025, the company had delivered more than 400,000 electric vehicles, just over a year after launching its first car. For a brand long associated with smartphones and consumer electronics, this marks a rapid and highly successful transition into the EV industry.
Strong December Push Secures the Milestone
A powerful finish to the year played a crucial role in Xiaomi’s achievement.
December 2025 Deliveries
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Over 50,000 EVs delivered in December alone
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361,625 vehicles delivered from January to November
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December volumes pushed Xiaomi well beyond its annual target
This surge confirmed accelerating demand and strong production scaling.
SU7 Sedan: The Foundation of Xiaomi’s EV Success
Xiaomi’s automotive journey began with the Xiaomi SU7, launched on March 28, 2024.
Why the SU7 Matters
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Sleek, aerodynamic exterior design
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Software-driven cockpit inspired by Xiaomi’s smartphone ecosystem
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Competitive performance-to-price ratio
In November 2025, Xiaomi sold 12,520 SU7 sedans, proving the model remains a core pillar of the brand despite the SUV boom.
YU7 SUV Becomes the Main Growth Driver
Growth accelerated dramatically after the launch of the Xiaomi YU7 in June 2025.
Key YU7 Achievements
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150,000 units delivered within six months, confirmed by Lei Jun
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33,729 YU7 units delivered in November alone
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Positioned as a direct rival to the Tesla Model Y
The data shows a clear shift in customer preference toward larger electric SUVs.
What’s Coming Next: Xiaomi’s 2026 EV Lineup
Xiaomi is preparing its next growth phase with new technologies and segments.
New EREV Models in 2026
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Large 7-seat EREV SUV for families and long-distance travel
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Smaller 5-seat EREV SUV targeting urban buyers
These Extended Range Electric Vehicles will use a gasoline generator to recharge the battery, reducing range anxiety.
Updates to the SU7
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Facelifted the SU7 to refresh the design
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SU7 Executive version aimed at business and chauffeur-driven customers
Global Expansion: Europe in 2027
While Xiaomi cars are currently sold only in China, global ambitions are clear.
Europe Entry Plans
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European launch planned for 2027
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Vehicle testing already underway in Germany
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Direct competition expected with established European automakers
Retail and Service Network at Scale
To support its fast-growing customer base, Xiaomi has rapidly expanded its infrastructure.
By the End of 2025
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477 retail stores across 138 cities in China
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264 service centers nationwide
This mirrors Xiaomi’s proven consumer electronics retail strategy.
Big Picture: From Smartphones to Serious Automaker
Delivering 400,000 electric cars in a single year places Xiaomi among the fastest-scaling new EV manufacturers globally. By combining strong software expertise, competitive pricing, and rapid product expansion, Xiaomi is no longer an EV newcomer — it is positioning itself as a long-term global automotive player.
