Xiaomi YU7 Electric SUV with 508 kW engines will released in 2025
14.12.24
Xiaomi is continuing to expand its presence in the EV market with the announcement of the new YU7 electric SUV, which will be released in the summer of 2025. The YU7 is an all-electric vehicle with a design reminiscent of the SU7 sedan, the company’s first electric model released earlier this year.
The SUV will compete with the Tesla Model Y and other electric crossovers in the Chinese market. Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun posted images of the YU7 on Weibo, saying that the official presentation of the new model is scheduled for June or July 2025. The SUV is equipped with front and rear motors with a combined output of 508 kW, which provides a top speed of up to 253 km/h.
Xiaomi has partnered with Chinese company CATL to develop batteries for its cars. The YU7 will be Xiaomi’s second EV model after the SU7, which has already received positive reviews and demonstrated successful sales in China.
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