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Xiaomi SU7: the electric sedan and what to know before buying
The Xiaomi SU7 is Xiaomi's first electric car, a four-door electric sedan, on sale from 2024. In this article, we review the versions, powertrain, and things potential buyers should know.
The SU7 in brief
The SU7 is an electric sedan created by tech giant Xiaomi. It boasts a sporty exterior and an interior focused on a digital ecosystem and connectivity with other Xiaomi devices.
The car is made in China and primarily sold in that market, making it a rarity in Lithuania.
Versions
Several versions are offered: the base SU7, SU7 Pro, SU7 Max with all-wheel drive, and the particularly powerful SU7 Ultra.
Different versions vary in battery capacity, power, and drivetrain, so it's important to know exactly which version interests you before buying.
Powertrain
The base SU7 has rear-wheel drive and around 300 hp engine. The SU7 Max has two motors, all-wheel drive, and around 670 hp, while the SU7 Ultra has over 1500 hp.
Battery capacity varies by version, from around 74 to around 100 kWh. Real-world range depends on the version, driving style, and weather conditions.
What to know before buying the SU7
Since the SU7 is officially aimed at the Chinese market, before buying, check if the car meets European requirements, how to register it, and how it will be serviced.
Check the software condition and language support, as some features may be tailored only for the Chinese market. Also, inquire about the warranty, battery condition, and type of charging ports.
It's important to know where and how the technical maintenance will be carried out, and if you'll find parts, as there might not be an official network in Lithuania.
Trim levels
Names and equipment vary by market and year; we list the versions most commonly found in Europe.
SU7
From 2024Base version with rear-wheel drive.
- Around 300 HP engine, rear-wheel drive
- Approximately 74 kWh battery
- Digital cabin with a large screen
SU7 Pro
From 2024With a larger battery.
- Rear-wheel drive
- Larger battery than the base version
- More equipment
SU7 Max
From 2024With all-wheel drive and two engines.
- Around 670 HP, all-wheel drive
- Around a 100 kWh battery
- Sportier handling
SU7 Ultra
From 2025A particularly powerful, sporty version.
- Over 1500 hp, three engines
- Enhanced brakes and aerodynamics
- Limited edition
Comparing versions
| SU7 | Pro | Max | Ultra | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Manual | Rear-wheel drive | Rear-wheel drive | All-wheel drive | All-wheel drive |
| Power (approx.) | Around 300 hp | Around 300 hp | Around 670 hp | Over 1500 hp |
| Price in the used market (relatively) | Mid-range | Mid-range | High-end | High-end |
Most drivers will find the base or Pro versions sufficient. The Max is worth considering for its power, while the Ultra is only for collectors and enthusiasts.
Pros
- Modern, sporty styling
- Digital cabin and wide ecosystem support
- High power in higher trims
- Quick charging
Cons
- Rare in Lithuania, limited service network
- Software may be tailored to the Chinese market
- New model, long-term reliability data scarce
Frequently asked questions
What engine does the Xiaomi SU7 have?
The base version has around a 300 PS engine and rear-wheel drive, the Max has around 670 PS and all-wheel drive, while the Ultra has over 1500 PS.
Is the Xiaomi SU7 sold in Lithuania?
The model is primarily aimed at the Chinese market, so it's rare in Lithuania, and you should verify registration and servicing before buying.
How much does SU7 servicing cost?
This depends on where the car is serviced. Since there might not be an official network, check servicing options before buying.
Updated 2026-10-19 · Trim levels and equipment vary by market and model year — check the equipment of the specific car. · Translated automatically
