Xiaomi’s SU7 marked the smartphone company’s entry into electric cars. The series debuted at a technology event in December 2023, followed by its commercial launch in China on 28 March 2024. This article explains the original 2024 launch; its prices and specifications should not be read as a current showroom offer.
Original China launch prices
| 2024 model | Launch starting price (RMB) | Deliveries began |
|---|---|---|
| SU7 | 215,900 | April 2024 |
| SU7 Pro | 245,900 | May 2024 |
| SU7 Max | 299,900 | April 2024 |
These figures come from Xiaomi’s 2024 company reporting. They are China-market starting prices, not US or Indian retail prices. Converting yuan into another currency does not account for import costs, local approval, tax, warranty or distribution.
Performance: keep the variant and test cycle attached
For the original dual-motor, all-wheel-drive SU7 Max, Xiaomi reported 0–100km/h in 2.78 seconds and a CLTC range of up to 800km. The previous 3.7-second acceleration figure was incorrect. These Max figures should not be applied to the standard SU7 or Pro.
CLTC is a test-cycle range figure, not a promise of motorway distance between charges. Weather, speed, tyres, load and battery condition affect usable range. Manufacturer acceleration figures also depend on test conditions; this article is not an independent road test.
Cabin technology and practical ownership checks
Xiaomi positioned the SU7 within its connected-device ecosystem. When comparing a particular car, verify the installed software, optional equipment and supported services rather than assuming every advertised feature is fitted to every trim.
Driver-assistance features do not remove the driver’s responsibility. Check the owner’s manual, operating limits and current software for the exact vehicle. For any purchase, assess charging compatibility, service access, battery warranty and repair support in the country where the car will be used.
Keep the model year clear
Xiaomi’s 2025 annual report records the launch of a new-generation SU7 in March 2026. That later generation has different specifications and prices. The table above deliberately preserves the original 2024 launch context rather than mixing the two generations.
Correction: Deliveries began in April 2024, not February 2025. This article now separates the December 2023 debut from the March 2024 commercial launch, uses RMB launch prices, corrects the original Max acceleration figure and labels the range test cycle.