Xiaomi YU7 SUV launch date revealed in China: Expected to come with top speed of 253 km
Xiaomi Drives into EV SUV Market with YU7, Launching June 26 in China | Credit: Xiaomi
Xiaomi 'Human x Car x Home' event set in China: Xiaomi is set to redefine the boundaries of smart living with its upcoming Human x Car x Home ecosystem launch event in China, scheduled for this month. This live showcase is expected to unveil the next wave of Xiaomi products—from electric SUVs to AI smart glasses—all powered by HyperOS and designed for seamless integration across devices and environments.
Marking a bold leap into 'everything connected' living, the event highlights Xiaomi's mission to blur the lines between personal gadgets, mobility, and home automation. As anticipation builds, tech enthusiasts and ecosystem fans are eager to see how these innovations will transform daily life. Stay tuned as Xiaomi brings human-centred design and intelligent connectivity to the next level. Xiaomi YU7 SUV confirmed launch date in China
#XiaomiYU7 is about to make its official debut. An advanced smart wearable will also join the grand reveal.
Mark your calendars on June 26th at 19:00 (GMT+8), and let's witness #NewBeginnings at the 「Human x Car x Home」 Launch Event. pic.twitter.com/WM7pdNaBuz — Xiaomi (@Xiaomi) June 23, 2025
China will host Xiaomi's annual ecosystem event, "Human x Car x Home," on June 26, 2025. It will be live-streamed on Weibo and begin at 7:00 PM CST (or 4:30 PM IST). Xiaomi YU7 SUV expected features
Mark your calendars on June 26th at 19:00 (GMT+8) | Credit: Xiaomi
The Xiaomi YU7 is a mid-to-large SUV with a wheelbase of 3000 mm and measurements of 4999 mm (L) x 1996 mm (W) × 1600 mm (H). With a wheel-to-body ratio of 3:1, a wheel-to-height ratio of 2.1:1, and a width-to-height ratio of 1.25:1, it maintains the brand's fixation with proportions. It embodies the traditional low-slung stance of high-performance SUVs.
A 1:3 ultra-sleek head-to-body ratio and a 680 mm long L113 (distance from the centre of the front wheel to the brake pedal), a characteristic of automotive elegance honed over a century, are important luxury features. After months of optimisation, the 3.11 ◡ clamshell aluminium hood (1960×1587 mm), the largest in mass-produced automobiles, blends in perfectly with the body. A 141 L electric front trunk that can accommodate up to eight opening modes is located underneath it.
Sporty wheel arches and optional 275 mm rear wide tyres add to the high-performance look. The Xiaomi YU7's family design philosophy is evident in many fine elements and its well-proportioned body. The Xiaomi SU7's iconic "waterdrop headlights" are restored in this model thanks to an inventive hollowed-out design. Unmatched in its class, the Xiaomi YU7's headlamps have an open design with air channels connected to the front hood vents.
This technical marvel uses 180° ultra-wide-angle lighting to improve illumination and intensify the overall visual aggression. The Xiaomi YU7 unveils three vibrant, nature-inspired paint finishes: Lava Orange, Titanium Silver, and Emerald Green.
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