Xiaomi reported that it delivered greater than 30,000 automobiles in July 2025 by way of Chinese language social media, Weibo, setting a brand new month-to-month excessive. This determine consists of items of the newly launched Xiaomi YU7 SUV, which started deliveries on July 6. The corporate famous that the July complete additionally displays cumulative deliveries of pre-produced YU7 automobiles from prior months.
In comparison with June 2025, when Xiaomi delivered over 25,000 items, the July complete represents a month-on-month enhance of roughly 20%.
Xiaomi has additionally continued increasing its retail and repair community. In July, the automaker added 18 new shops, bringing its complete to 352 shops throughout 97 cities in China, in response to IT-Dwelling. One other 18 shops are scheduled to open in August, with new areas anticipated in cities equivalent to Baotou and Longyan. As of July 31, Xiaomi operates 181 service centres in 106 cities.
In parallel with gross sales and repair growth, Xiaomi is accelerating its manufacturing infrastructure. On June 20, the corporate secured a brand new parcel of business land within the Beijing Yizhuang New Metropolis space for 635 million yuan (approx. 87.5 million USD). The land spans 485,100 sq. meters and can home Xiaomi Auto’s third-phase manufacturing facility. The deliberate annual capability for the brand new web site is 450,000 automobiles.
In the meantime, the second-phase manufacturing facility on the identical Beijing Yizhuang web site accomplished structural work in June and entered tools testing in July. This facility is designed for an annual capability of 150,000 items. As soon as absolutely operational, Xiaomi’s complete manufacturing capability on the Beijing base is anticipated to succeed in 350,000 automobiles per yr.
Xiaomi started delivering its first electrical automobile mannequin, the SU7, on April 3, 2024. The corporate reached its first 100,000-unit supply milestone by November 18, 2024, taking roughly seven and a half months. In March 2025, Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun said that the corporate was scaling up manufacturing capabilities and adjusted its 2025 full-year supply goal to 350,000 items.
