WionDrive News Desk 
Xiaomi, the tech giant turned electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer, has announced a major milestone for its flagship SU7 series. The company revealed that deliveries of the SU7 EVs have exceeded 100,000 units, a significant achievement in its push into the competitive automotive sector.
Lei Jun, Xiaomi’s CEO, shared the update on Monday, adding that the company has raised its year-end delivery target to 130,000 units. This revision marks a 10,000-unit increase from the previous goal, reflecting robust market demand and the company’s confidence in scaling up production and delivery operations.
The SU7 series, a showcase of Xiaomi’s ambition to disrupt the EV market, has been well-received for its blend of cutting-edge technology, competitive pricing, and seamless integration with Xiaomi’s broader ecosystem of smart devices. The vehicle’s advanced connectivity features, designed to enhance the driving experience, have been a key differentiator in attracting tech-savvy consumers.
Xiaomi’s move into the EV industry aligns with its long-term strategy of diversifying revenue streams and leveraging its expertise in consumer electronics and IoT (Internet of Things). The company has invested heavily in R&D and manufacturing capabilities to establish itself as a serious contender in the electric mobility space.
The announcement comes amid a surge in demand for EVs globally, driven by a combination of government incentives, growing environmental awareness, and technological advancements. Xiaomi’s aggressive scaling of SU7 deliveries positions the company as a strong competitor to established players in the Chinese EV market, including BYD, NIO, and XPeng.
Industry analysts view the raised delivery target as a sign of Xiaomi’s operational agility and market adaptability. “Surpassing the 100,000-unit mark is a testament to Xiaomi’s strategic execution in the EV sector,” said an industry expert.
With the end of the year fast approaching, all eyes will be on Xiaomi to see if it can meet its ambitious new target. Success would not only bolster the company’s credibility in the automotive industry but also further solidify its transition from a consumer electronics leader to a diversified technology powerhouse.
