Xiaomi lifts the lid on the follow-up to its succesful SU7 sedan, with the YU7 looking to topple sales of the Tesla Model Y.

Chinese tech behemoth turned EV automaker Xiaomi Automobile continues to make its presence known in the industry, striking fast

Xiaomi introduces the YU7 SUV, its second vehicle, aiming for a 2025 launch in China. Learn about its design, specifications, and market strategy.

You’re probably looking at the YU7, a new electric SUV from Xiaomi that follows the incredibly popular (in China) SU7 saloon. Leaked on the Chinese ‘everything’ site Weibo, the new car will launch in mainland China mid-2025.

The Xiaomi YU7 electric crossover will debut in China by mid-2025, as Xiaomi focuses on critical testing and ramping up production capacity at its new factory. Xiaomi YU7 to Enter Chinese Market in Mid-2025 The

Chinese smartphone giant Xiaomi has revealed its new YU7 sports utility vehicle (SUV) that it expects to commercially release in mid-2025, taking on similar models from Tesla, Li Auto and Nio in the world's largest electric vehicle (EV) market.

Off the back of its SU7 electric sedan, Chinese tech company turned electric carmaker Xiaomi is showing no signs of slowing down, with the brand set to launch its first SUV in China early next year. Dubbed the YU7,

The YU7 will feature a CATL-sourced battery pack, though Xiaomi has yet to disclose exact specifications. For context, the SU7 sedan offers battery capacities of 73.6 kWh, 94.3 kWh, and 101 kWh, with a maximum CLTC range of 497 miles (800 km). Given its larger, heavier frame, the YU7 will likely fall slightly short of that figure, but not by much.

Now, Xiaomi is working on a second model, a compact SUV called the YU7. Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun took to social media on Monday to share the first official photos of the YU7 after images of the SUV surfaced on the website of the China Ministry of Industry and Information Technology.

Xiaomi has unveiled the YU7, its new electric SUV, designed to compete with models like the Tesla Model Y. The launch is expected by July 2025, with an estimated price ranging from $34,700 to $41,300.

Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun recently shared details about the upcoming YU7 electric SUV on social media. The SUV features updated dimensions, design elements, and a powerful dual-motor setup. Further specifications are expected to be revealed by mid-2024.