Xiaomi EV

What Xiaomi EV makes

Xiaomi EV is the electric vehicle line of Xiaomi, presented on the company site as a family of passenger cars sold under the Xiaomi Auto name in China. Its official home-market page groups the range into sedans and sport utility vehicles. It also links to ownership services covering ordering and custom configuration, charging and energy replenishment, driver assistance, and a service guarantee section.

Technology and ownership

The maker pages put weight on a few shared building blocks. One is an 800V class high-voltage platform that uses silicon carbide components. Another is a set of in-house electric motors, and a third is a smart cockpit that ties the cabin screens to the rest of the Xiaomi ecosystem. Its driver assistance system is described as combining lidar, a 4D millimeter-wave radar and cameras, and the pages state plainly that the driver stays responsible for driving.

Owners and buyers are pointed to the Xiaomi Auto app, which is offered for Android and iOS. According to the site it handles vehicle ordering and configuration, remote vehicle control, news and an owner community.

Electric line-up

The current range on the home-market site includes the SU7, shown in a new-generation version and an SU7 Ultra performance variant, and the YU7 with a YU7 GT variant. The site also lists two larger models in the range-extender class: the N70, a mid-to-large five-seat SUV, and the N90 Max, a large seven-seat SUV that also appears in an Explorer Edition. The SU7 and YU7 pages give starting prices in yuan and long-range figures measured on the CLTC cycle. The SU7 page lists Standard, Pro and Max grades.

Key facts

• Based in: China
• Brands: Xiaomi Auto (SU7, SU7 Ultra, YU7, YU7 GT, N70, N90 Max)
• Platform: 800V class silicon carbide high-voltage architecture
• Companion app: Xiaomi Auto app for Android and iOS