Xiaomi to introduce next SUV YU7 in China Next Year: Will Rival Tesla Model Y

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Xiaomi launched its inaugural electric SUV, the Xiaomi XU7, in 2024, marking a significant milestone for the company. The XU7 made its official debut in China earlier this year. Recently, Lei Jun, Xiaomi’s CEO, revealed images of the upcoming electric SUV, named the Xiaomi SU7, which will feature a design and platform similar to that of the XU7. Additionally, during the launch event for the Redmi Note 14 Series, Xiaomi provided a first glimpse of the YU7 SUV, announcing its imminent release. Information regarding the successor to the XU7 SUV has begun to emerge online. Here’s what we know so far.

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Xiaomi YU7 SUV: Features

Recently, the Xiaomi YU7 Electric SUV was listed on the official website of the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, disclosing the vehicle’s dimensions. The SUV is expected to measure 4999mm in length, 1996mm in width, and 1600mm in height. It will feature a wheelbase of 3000mm and a curb weight of 2405kg, with a total weight of 2855kg. The vehicle will be equipped with tires available in three sizes: 245/55R19, 245/50R20 for the front, and 245/45R21 for the rear, along with 275/40 R21.

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The SUV’s design merges sporty elements with a rugged appeal, while a softly sloping roofline introduces an element of sophistication. Additionally, the segmented waistline enhances the vehicle’s depth and visual intrigue. Its aerodynamic efficiency is supported by guide grooves integrated into the front fenders, and the flush pop-up door handles contribute to the vehicle’s streamlined appearance. The black trim provides a sturdy accent, highlighting the wheel arches and side skirts.

The vehicle will be equipped with a dual-motor system developed by Suzhou Huichuan United Power System, delivering a peak power of 220kW, while the rear motor will achieve a maximum output of 288kW, surpassing the 275kW found in the SU7 Max model. Additionally, the SUV features a lithium-ion battery, although its capacity has not yet been disclosed.

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Xiaomi’s CEO, Lei Jun, announced on X that the YU7 SUV is set to be unveiled in June or July 2025. The company has chosen to reveal the SUV ahead of time to facilitate extensive and long-term testing without significant camouflage. This testing phase will involve comprehensive road trials aimed at identifying and resolving any potential issues promptly.

The Xiaomi YU7 Electric SUV will rival Tesla Model Y which ranges from around 29 lakh in India, so it will be priced along similar lines.

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Shivangi AgarwalShivangi Agarwal
Shivangi is a tech writer at Smartprix, where she covers consumer technology news with a focus on smartphones, wearables, laptops, and the evolving world of OTT streaming. Since joining the team in August 2021, she has written over 120 in-depth reviews, comparisons, and buying guides aimed at helping readers navigate the ever-changing tech landscape.

With a strong foundation in English literature and education, Shivangi brings clarity, insight, and a reader-first approach to every story. Her expertise lies in breaking down complex features into accessible, practical insights—whether she’s reviewing the latest smartphone or exploring trends in infotainment.

Shivangi holds a B.A. (Hons.) and M.A. in English, along with a B.Ed in English and Social Studies. She is based in Faridabad, India. You can follow her work on Smartprix or connect with her for tech-related queries.

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