Xiaomi SU7 Electric: Price, Range, and Release Date

The Xiaomi SU7 electric sedan is making waves in China with over 135,000 units sold, but it remains unavailable in France until at least 2027. This electric car offers up to 800 km of CLTC range and prices starting around €26,000 in the Chinese market. With impressive performance from the Ultra version with 1,527 horsepower and integrated HyperOS technology, discover why this model is generating so much buzz and what alternatives to choose while waiting for its arrival.

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Xiaomi SU7 Price: How Much Will This Electric Car Cost in France?

Current Prices in China

The Xiaomi SU7 is available in four versions at very competitive prices in the Chinese market:

Version	Price in China	Power	Battery	CLTC Range
SU7 Standard	215,900 yuan (€26,000)	299 hp	73.6 kWh BYD	700 km
SU7 Pro	245,900 yuan (€30,000)	299 hp	94.3 kWh CATL	800 km
SU7 Max	299,900 yuan (€36,000)	673 hp	101 kWh	800 km
SU7 Ultra	729,900 yuan (€88,500)	1,527 hp	Triple motor	630 km

Estimated European Prices

Without local production, importing to Europe will incur significant additional costs. Customs duties and taxes could increase prices by 40 to 50% compared to Chinese prices. The entry-level version could thus exceed €35,000, positioning the sedan against the Tesla Model 3 Highland, currently available at €42,990.

Range and Performance: Detailed Specifications

Impressive Range

The WLTP range (European standard) would be about 25% lower than the Chinese CLTC values:

Standard Version: approximately 525 km WLTP estimated
Pro/Max Version: up to 600 km WLTP estimated
Ultra-fast charging: 800V architecture allowing 10 to 80% in 19 minutes

Supercar Performance for the Ultra Version

The Ultra version develops an exceptional power of 1,527 horsepower thanks to its triple-motor system. The 0-100 km/h acceleration is achieved in 1.98 seconds with a top speed of 350 km/h. These performances surpass even the Porsche Taycan Turbo GT, at a third of the price in China.

Technology and Design: Xiaomi's DNA in the Automotive Industry

HyperOS: The Connected Ecosystem

The HyperOS system is the major asset of this Chinese sedan. This interface allows for complete integration with the Xiaomi ecosystem: smartphones, connected devices, and home automation. Jim Farley, CEO of Ford, even stated after 6 months of testing: "Xiaomi's software integration is far above what we offer today."

Optimized Aerodynamic Design

At 4.99 meters long, the SU7 is longer than the Tesla Model 3. Its drag coefficient of 0.195 Cd makes it one of the most aerodynamic sedans on the market. The 19 to 21-inch wheels and sloping roofline enhance its sporty character.

Availability in France: Why Wait Until 2027?

Still Some Obstacles to European Arrival

William Lu, President of Xiaomi Auto, confirmed at the Mobile World Congress 2025 that Europe will have to wait until at least 2027. Several challenges explain this delay:

Homologation to Euro NCAP standards
Establishment of a distribution and after-sales service network
Adaptation to European technical specifications
Current production capacity limited to 300,000 units per year

A Cautious but Thoughtful Strategy

Lei Jun prefers to consolidate the Chinese market before international expansion. Xiaomi registered a first SU7 Ultra in Germany (Munich) in July 2025 to begin European testing, a sign that preparations are concretely advancing.

What Are the Alternatives to the Xiaomi SU7 Today?

Electric Sedans Available Immediately

While waiting for 2027, several models offer comparable features to the Xiaomi SU7 in the French market.

The Tesla Model 3 Highland, available from €42,990, remains the undisputed benchmark in the segment. This American sedan boasts an impressive WLTP range of up to 629 km in the Long Range version, even surpassing the promises of the SU7. Its main advantage lies in the well-established Supercharger network in France with over 140 stations, ensuring stress-free long-distance travel. The standard Autopilot adds a technological touch comparable to Xiaomi's HyperOS system.

The BYD Seal, sold from €46,990, represents the Chinese alternative already present in our territory. With a maximum WLTP range of 570 km, this sedan features the revolutionary Blade Battery technology, renowned for its safety and longevity. Unlike the Xiaomi SU7, which keeps us waiting, the Seal is already available in the BYD dealer network in France, with operational after-sales service and short delivery times.

For those who prefer German premium, the BMW i4 starts at €59,950 and offers up to 590 km of WLTP range in its eDrive40 version. This sporty sedan combines electric performance with legendary Bavarian build quality. The BMW network, solidly established for decades in France, ensures impeccable service and preserved residual value, two points still uncertain for the future Xiaomi SU7.

Charge Your Future Electric Sedan with Electra

Whether you choose an available alternative or wait for the Xiaomi SU7, the Electra network supports you. Our 500 ultra-fast stations in France offer up to 400 kW of power, perfectly suited to the 800V architecture of the future SU7.

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Our Opinion: Should You Wait for the Xiaomi SU7?

The Xiaomi SU7 promises an exceptional equipment-to-price ratio with cutting-edge technology. The HyperOS integration and the performance of the Ultra version justify the interest it has generated. The 135,000 Chinese sales testify to a refined product.

The uncertainty about final European prices, the lack of a service network, and the minimum two-year wait argue for an immediate solution. Current models benefit from established infrastructures, solid warranties, and known residual values.

A Highly Anticipated Sedan

The Xiaomi SU7 is one of the flagships of the Chinese automotive industry. With its exceptional performance, innovative connected system, and aggressive pricing, this sedan could disrupt the European market starting in 2027.

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