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Xiaomi is gearing up to launch the YU7 GT, a GT-style electric SUV positioned for long-distance driving and high performance. Reveals detail five exterior colors (including cherry red), two interior themes, standard 21-inch wheels and track-ready hardware like carbon-ceramic brakes and aerodynamic low-drag elements. Claimed specs include up to 1,003 PS, 300 km/h top speed and a CLTC range of 705 km; dual-motor configurations and a 3,000 mm wheelbase appear in regulatory filings. Xiaomi highlighted Nürburgring testing—an officially certified 7:34.931 SUV lap by in-house driver Ren Zhoucan—to underscore engineering credibility. The YU7 GT will debut late May with broad retail rollout in China.
Xiaomi entering the high-performance electric SUV segment signals intensified competition for EV incumbents and new benchmarks for tech-integrated vehicles. Tech professionals should note implications for EV platform engineering, battery and software integration, and retail rollouts in China.
Dossier last updated: 2026-05-18 07:35:34
Xiaomi Vice President Li Xiaoshuang revealed exterior colors, interior styles and wheel designs for the upcoming Xiaomi YU7 GT, confirming five paint options (cherry red, volcano gray, obsidian black, pearl white, titanium), two interior themes (luxury sport and luxury comfort) and a standard fitment of 21-inch wheels across the lineup including low-drag Phantom Blade and five-spoke dual-layer forged rims. Xiaomi positions the YU7 GT as a grand-tourer SUV optimized for long-distance driving; founder Lei Jun said Nürburgring testing aims to validate mechanical robustness and handling under complex conditions rather than chase lap times, and noted the car targets “era elites” with a premium price. The YU7 GT is slated for a late-May launch.
Xiaomi Automotive announced the YU7 GT set a new Nürburgring Nordschleife SUV lap record of 7:34.931, driven by Xiaomi test driver and engineer Ren Zhoucan, the first Chinese driver to receive official Nürburgring lap certification. Xiaomi Auto CTO Hu Zhengnan posted a long tribute celebrating Ren’s achievement and persistence over two decades, recounting their shared engineering roots, Ren’s progression from simulation engineer to chief test driver, and Xiaomi founder Lei Jun’s support to credit internal drivers. The milestone spotlights Chinese automakers reaching world-class performance benchmarks and reinforces Xiaomi’s engineering culture and ambitions in high-performance EVs. The piece encourages talent to join Xiaomi’s car program.
Xiaomi announced that its YU7 GT set a new Nürburgring North Loop (Nordschleife) SUV lap record of 7:34.931, driven by Xiaomi engineer and chief test driver Ren Zhoucan—the first Chinese driver to have an officially certified Nürburgring lap. Founder and CEO Lei Jun highlighted the difficulty of achieving fast SUV laps at Nürburgring and personally celebrated Ren’s result. Ren thanked Lei Jun and said the team will continue refining both drivers and cars to produce more memorable vehicles. Xiaomi positions the YU7 GT as a high-performance, GT-style SUV with up to 1,003 hp and plans public test drives after its late-May launch.
小米 YU7 GT 官宣 5 月 21 日上市，同场发布 17 Max 手机、耳夹式耳机、手环 10 Pro
Xiaomi explained the name of its upcoming YU7 GT, saying GT comes from the Italian Gran Turismo and signaling the model is a ‘‘grand tourer’’ — a performance-oriented, long-distance SUV. Xiaomi positions the YU7 GT as a sportscar-grade SUV offering high performance, long electric range and a robust chassis, combining driving fun with luxury comfort and smart features. Key specs announced: up to 1,003 PS peak power, 300 km/h top speed and a CLTC electric range of 705 km. Xiaomi says the car targets driving enthusiasts and long-trip buyers; the YU7 GT will launch on May 21 at 19:00.
Xiaomi Auto has started delivering the physical Xiaomi YU7 GT in a new “cherry red” color to dealerships beginning tomorrow, with availability expected to reach 82 cities and 268 stores across China by mid-to-late May. The YU7 GT is positioned as a performance-oriented electric SUV with up to 1,003 ps, a top speed of 300 km/h, and a CLTC range of 705 km; official pictures and a formal launch are scheduled for the end of May. The model also offers a “race red” red-and-black interior with GT embroidery. The rollout includes a detailed list of participating Xiaomi Auto and Xiaomi Home retail and service locations in major provinces and cities. This broad retail push supports Xiaomi’s EV market expansion and customer test-drive access.
Xiaomi’s high-performance electric SUV, the YU7 GT in a new “cherry red” color, has surfaced in high-resolution photos ahead of its official launch at the end of May. Images show a wide-body, low-slung GT design with a deeper paint tone than earlier renders. Xiaomi positions the YU7 GT as a pure GT electric SUV combining sporty driving and long-range touring: up to 1,003 ps, 300 km/h top speed, and 705 km CLTC electric range. The car’s long nose, track-ready wide stance and Nürburgring-inspired German tuning are highlighted as key differentiators. Xiaomi founder Lei Jun previously confirmed the YU7 GT’s late-May release date during an April showcase.
Xiaomi confirmed the YU7 GT will be officially revealed at the end of May after uncamouflaged cherry-red test vehicles were spotted on public roads. Positioned as a pure GT electric SUV focused on driving performance and long-distance comfort, the YU7 GT claims up to 1,003 PS, a top speed of 300 km/h and a CLTC range of 705 km. The model surfaced in China’s MIIT 404 batch with dual-motor powertrains (288 kW + 450 kW), dimensions (5015×2007×1597 mm), 3000 mm wheelbase and an estimated curb weight of 2,460 kg. Hardware highlights include carbon-ceramic brakes, low-drag bodywork, frameless mirrors, inboard battery suppliers and track-oriented aerodynamic features.