Xiaomi, the technology giant we know from the smartphone world, has attracted attention in just one year with its rapid entry into the electric vehicle market. According to figures projected for the end of 2025, deliveries have exceeded 400.000, surpassing many established brands in the sector.
A key indicator of this surge in electric vehicle sales was the strong performance achieved in December 2025. With nearly 50.000 deliveries this month, the 361.625 units delivered in the first eleven months of the year were easily surpassed. These results demonstrate that Xiaomi has exceeded its targets.
The first surprise of the brand's success was the SU7 sedan model, launched on March 28, 2024. Distinguished by its stylish design and advanced interior technology, the SU7 confirmed its popularity by selling 12.520 units in November 2025. However, the real momentum came from the SUV family that followed the SU7. Introduced in June 2025, the YU7 SUV rose to a position directly competing with the Tesla Model Y and changed market dynamics. Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun announced that deliveries of the YU7 exceeded 150.000 units six months after its launch. With 33.729 deliveries in November alone, the YU7 demonstrated that buyers were now preferring a larger and more practical SUV.
Future Plans Within this scope, Xiaomi aims to announce two more new models for 2026. These models are designed to charge the battery while driving. EREV It will feature advanced technology; one will be a large 7-seater SUV, and the other a more compact 5-seater SUV. A facelifted version of the current SU7 will also be available, aimed at professionals. executive Another version is on the way. Sales, currently limited to China, will expand to the European market by 2027. Testing has already begun in Germany to ensure compliance with European safety and driving standards, a step that will put Xiaomi in direct competition with European brands on the global stage.
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