Facing a huge surge in orders following the domestic launch of the YU7 SUV, Chinese tech giant Xiaomi has stated it will only consider EV exports from 2027. The carmaker received close to 3 lakh orders for its maiden SUV within hours of orders opening in China, and as a result, it will focus on its home market for now. Xiaomi, which only forayed into the automotive world a year ago, is still in the process of ramping up production to help meet the overwhelming demand for both of its cars. The incredible response for the YU7 has led to waiting periods of over a year, creating a problem of plenty for the company.
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Xiaomi has two EVs in its automotive product portfolio
Xiaomi currently retails two vehicles in the Chinese market – the SU7 sedan and the YU7 SUV, which recently went on sale there. Ever since their introduction, both vehicles have been the subject of high interest from car buyers in China.
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The prototype lapped the 20.8-kilometre Nurburgring circuit in 6 minutes 22.091 seconds
Another one of Xiaomi’s recent achievements in the automotive world was a new lap record at the Nurburgring. Having already set a lap record at the track in October 2024, Xiaomi’s high-performance SU7 Ultra Prototype set a new lap record at the Nürburgring Nordschleife. In its latest attempt, the prototype lapped the 20.8-kilometre circuit in 6 minutes 22.091 seconds, a full 24 seconds quicker than its previous best time set in October 2024.
