Latest Xiaomi Range-Extender SUV Spotted: Shares Stage with SU7, Boasts Aggressive Design

A leaked image suggests Xiaomi is developing a mid-to-large size SUV with a range extender powertrain, potentially launching as early as 2026. The heavily camouflaged prototype, spotted alongside a Xiaomi SU7, showcases a more robust design. This move expands Xiaomi’s product line beyond the current all-electric SU7 and YU7 series, aiming to attract consumers seeking extended driving range. Xiaomi Auto has delivered over 300,000 units, with nearly 170,000 in 2025, and targets 350,000 annually. The SUV introduction could solidify Xiaomi’s position in the EV market.

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July 18th – A snapshot circulating online, reportedly leaked by a Chinese automotive blogger, appears to showcase a prototype of what could be Xiaomi’s upcoming mid-to-large size SUV featuring a range extender powertrain.

The image, seemingly capturing the vehicle alongside a Xiaomi SU7, reveals a heavily camouflaged SUV. Despite the disguise, discerning observers can note design cues that differentiate it from both the SU7 and the previously hinted YU7 series. Early impressions suggest a more commanding and robust aesthetic.

Industry sources previously indicated that Xiaomi is actively developing a range-extended SUV, with potential for an unveiling as early as 2026. This move signals Xiaomi’s intent to broaden its market appeal by catering to consumers seeking longer driving ranges and potentially greater practicality than offered by its current all-electric lineup.

Currently, Xiaomi Auto boasts two primary product lines: the SU7 and YU7 series. The available models – SU7, SU7 Pro, SU7 Max, SU7 Ultra, YU7, YU7 Pro, and YU7 Max – span a price range from approximately 200,000 to 600,000 RMB (roughly $28,000 to $84,000 USD). All current iterations are purely electric, emphasizing performance and handling, with some models achieving remarkable sub-2-second 0-to-100 km/h acceleration times. Adding a range-extended SUV positions Xiaomi to compete in a broader segment of the electric vehicle market.

According to official figures released by Xiaomi Auto, as of July 10th, 2025, cumulative deliveries have surpassed 300,000 units in just 15 months. Of those, nearly 170,000 were delivered in 2025 alone. With a bold annual target of 350,000 units set by Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun, and fueled by strong pre-orders exceeding 200,000 units – especially following the YU7 launch – Xiaomi Auto’s ambition appears well within reach. The introduction of a compelling SUV could further solidify Xiaomi as a major player in China’s rapidly evolving electric vehicle landscape.

小米增程SUV最新谍照曝光:与SU7同框 设计很霸气

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