The SkyNomad N70 is the smaller of Xiaomi’s two new range-extended SUVs, pre-sold in China from July 30, 2026 alongside its larger sibling the N90. Xiaomi opened pre-sales at 259,900 yuan (about $38,410) for the top Max trim, with a full launch and firm pricing across the range set for September 2026.
Powertrain: The N70 Max uses the same dual-motor EREV layout as the N90 - a 210 kW front motor and 100 kW rear motor for a combined 310 kW (416 hp) and all-wheel drive - paired with a 76 kWh ternary-lithium battery. A 1.5-litre engine (Xiaomi cites over 44% thermal efficiency) never drives the wheels; it runs purely as a generator once the battery is depleted. CLTC figures are 505 km of electric-only range at 15.85 kWh/100km consumption, and 1,461 km combined.
Size and positioning: At 4,960mm long on a 2,950mm wheelbase, the N70 is a five-seat SUV, smaller than the three-row N90. Despite sharing the N90’s battery and motor hardware, its lighter body gives it more electric range than its bigger sibling - an unusual case where the cheaper model in a lineup out-ranges the flagship.
Pricing and trims: Only the Max trim is currently priced. Xiaomi has said Pro and standard versions will follow later, with other reporting pointing to a rear-wheel-drive base option and a smaller 52 kWh battery choice, though neither the specs nor prices for those trims have been confirmed.
