From the 902 km new-generation SU7 to the family-first Sky Nomad N90, Xiaomi's latest vehicles expand one connected mobility ecosystem.
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Choose a model to compare the defining numbers behind Xiaomi Auto's 2026 portfolio. The N90 is the newest reveal and remains a China-market pre-sale vehicle as of this update.
Xiaomi's first extended-range flagship turns a three-row SUV into a flexible living space, with rotating front seats, lounge-style second-row seating and a long-distance focus.
2026 portfolio
Long range, track performance, family space and extreme speed now sit under one product story. Every number below uses the announced China-market test cycle or specification.
A full-size extended-range SUV designed around a reconfigurable cabin, long journeys and family life.
A driver-focused electric SUV with dual motors, serious speed and grand-touring range.
The fastback returns with longer range, faster charging and LiDAR hardware across the lineup.
A road-legal electric performance sedan born from Xiaomi's Nürburgring development program.
Technology stack
Hardware is only half the product. Xiaomi's 2026 updates connect high-voltage charging, high-performance motors, driver-assistance compute and a broader Human × Car × Home ecosystem.
Vehicles, phones and home devices share a common experience layer. The car becomes another connected space, while the newest models extend that idea from a driver-focused cockpit to a configurable family lounge.
The new SU7 Max is claimed to add 670 km of CLTC range in 15 minutes.
The 2026 sedan standardizes LiDAR and Xiaomi HAD hardware across all three trims.
The YU7 GT's V8s EVO dual-motor system delivers a combined 738 kW.
2026 product timeline
Three major moves in five months reshaped Xiaomi Auto's range: a deeper SU7 update, a high-performance YU7 and an entirely new family-focused vehicle series.
The updated sedan arrived with a 902 km Pro variant, standard LiDAR across the range, 700 TOPS of compute and an 11-minute claimed 10–80% charge for the Max.
The 990 hp electric SUV launched from ¥389,900 in China, claiming 2.92 seconds to 100 km/h, a 300 km/h top speed and 705 km of CLTC range.
Xiaomi formally unveiled its first extended-range line. The N90 Max entered pre-sale from ¥299,900, with official China sales scheduled for September.
Global horizon
Xiaomi Auto's official global site says the brand is coming to Europe in 2027. Current prices, ranges and sale dates on this page refer to China unless explicitly stated otherwise.
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Data note: CLTC values are laboratory-cycle ratings and should not be read as guaranteed real-world range. Prices are manufacturer-announced China-market prices or pre-sale prices and exclude taxes, options and local incentives. Sky Nomad specifications and timing may change before the production launch. The SU7 Ultra's 1.98-second figure excludes one-foot rollout. This independent editorial concept is not affiliated with or endorsed by Xiaomi.