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Xiaomi EV said it has delivered more than 130,000 units of the SU7, as the electric sedan marks the one-year anniversary from its debut.

Xiaomi EV's charging map has access to over 14,000 Nio chargers, over 9,000 Xpeng chargers, and over 6,000 Li Auto chargers.

Xiaomi EV said it has entered into partnerships with Nio, Xpeng, and Li Auto on charging network. This comes after 14 brands announced access to Nio's charging network.

Xiaomi EV is assembling a team for selling cars overseas and will sell small batches of cars in several regions in recent years to test market response, according to local media.

Xiaomi EV has shared more images of the exterior of the YU7, an SUV that is expected to hit the market in June or July 2025.

Xiaomi EV has named its second model the YU7, and a regulatory filing has leaked the SUV's core specs.

The Xiaomi SU7 Ultra began pre-sales in China at the end of October at a price of RMB 814,900 ($112,110), with an official launch set for March 2025.

Xiaomi SU7 deliveries continued to exceed 20,000 units in November, marking the second consecutive month over the 20,000 mark, Xiaomi EV said.

Xiaomi's second EV model is scheduled to hit the market in February or March next year, internally codenamed MX11, and will compete directly with the Tesla Model Y, according to local media.

In the third quarter, Xiaomi's innovative business, which includes EVs, had a gross margin of 17.1 percent and an average vehicle sales price of RMB 238,650.