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Xiaomi YU7 buyers will have to wait an entire year (53-56 weeks)​

In just 3 minutes, Xiaomi’s second EV received 200,000 pre-orders, of which 120,000 were confirmed by the company’s CEO Lei Jun to be locked-in orders (with non-refundable deposits).

57 minutes later, or at the full hour after debut, the YU7 received 289,000 pre-orders, which nearly matched Xiaomi’s current annual production capacity for its two vehicle models.

Xiaomi now confirmed that the company has reached 240,000 locked-in orders at the 18th hour mark from pre-order launch.

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Xiaomi's 350,000 YU7 Pre-Orders Have Vanished — Here's What Really Happened​

 

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Xiaomi SU7 series tops 500,000 cumulative deliveries

The SU7 sedan series delivered 21,044 units in July and 101,540 units in the first 7 months of the year.

cnevpost.com

Aug 17, 2026, 3:09 PM GMT+8

Xiaomi EV, the electric vehicle unit of Xiaomi, said Monday that cumulative deliveries of its SU7 sedan series have surpassed 500,000 units, 28.5 months after deliveries began.

Including the YU7 SUV (sport utility vehicle) series, Xiaomi EV has now delivered more than 760,000 vehicles cumulatively.

 

[Hamartia Antidote]

The Big ICE Meltdown — June’s China EV Sales Report - CleanTechnica

Petrol model sales crash 42% in June! High gas prices and a never ending wave of new models has allowed June to reach record EV market share, with plugins reaching a record 63%! However, while record market share was achieved in the past thanks to strong EV sales, this time, ... [continued]

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Note BEV (Battery Electric Vehicle) vs PHEV (Plugin Hybrid Electric Vehicle)

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Geely Geome Xingyuan: This Is How You Beat BYD

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NEW Tesla Model Y Juniper - Is this better?

 

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SANY Sets Record with 883 Electric Heavy Truck Shipments - Fuelcellsworks

SANY exports 883 battery-electric heavy trucks in single shipment, exceeding China's entire 2025 new-energy tractor-truck exports. Expanding to Germany, Australia, and Türkiye.

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Sany electric heavy trucks break export record

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Single export batch exceeds China’s entire 2025 new-energy tractor-truck exports as SANY expands into Germany, Australia and Türkiye

• SANY has exported 883 battery-electric heavy-duty trucks in a single shipment from Guangzhou Port, setting a Chinese record for a one-off export of new-energy tractor trucks.
• The order is significant because China exported only 877 new-energy tractor trucks during all of 2025, while SANY is simultaneously moving into new markets including Germany and Australia.

China’s electric-truck industry has reached a new scale with SANY shipping 883 battery-electric heavy-duty trucks overseas in a single order — more vehicles than the entire Chinese new-energy tractor-truck industry exported during 2025.

The trucks cleared Guangzhou Port’s Xinsha area on June 29 after travelling from SANY’s manufacturing base in Changsha. Chinese authorities describe the shipment as the country’s largest-ever single export batch of new-energy tractor trucks.