Xiaomi’s SU7 Sedan Passes 500,000 Deliveries in 28.5 Months

Xiaomi says cumulative deliveries of its SU7 electric-sedan series have surpassed 500,000 units. The company said the milestone was reached about 28.5 months after customer deliveries began, making the SU7 a significant early test of Xiaomi’s move from consumer electronics into electric vehicles.

What Xiaomi announced

The 500,000-unit figure applies to the SU7 sedan series, rather than to Xiaomi’s entire vehicle business. The series includes the SU7 and its variants, including the SU7 Ultra and the newer-generation SU7.

Xiaomi launched the first-generation SU7 on March 28, 2024, and began customer deliveries on April 3. The company measures the milestone as arriving 28.5 months after deliveries started.

Why the SU7 matters to Xiaomi

The SU7 is Xiaomi’s first car and its entry point into the automotive industry. Its launch marked an expansion beyond the company’s established consumer-electronics business into battery-electric vehicles.

That makes the delivery total more than a model-specific sales figure: it is an early measure of whether Xiaomi can turn its technology brand and consumer ecosystem into a scalable car business. The available reports establish the SU7’s role as Xiaomi’s automotive debut, but they do not by themselves prove how much of the company’s broader electronics ecosystem is driving vehicle sales.

Which Xiaomi model is excluded?

The milestone does not include the Xiaomi YU7 SUV. The 500,000-plus total is specifically for the SU7 sedan lineup; Xiaomi’s newer YU7 is counted separately.

This distinction matters because combining both vehicles would produce a larger company-wide delivery figure. One report says Xiaomi’s cumulative vehicle deliveries, including the YU7, had exceeded 760,000 units, but that number should not be confused with the SU7-only milestone.

The bottom line

Xiaomi’s announcement is straightforward: the SU7 series exceeded 500,000 cumulative deliveries in 28.5 months after customer deliveries began. The car is Xiaomi’s first step into EVs, while the newer YU7 SUV is excluded from the headline total.