YU7 GT

EV SUV On Sale

From

¥389,900

Xiaomi's performance SUV with a Nürburgring lap record for production electric SUVs. Twin-motor HyperEngine V8s EVO, 1003 hp / 1068 Nm, 101.7 kWh, 705 km CLTC. From ¥389,900 in China.

1003hp

Power

705km

Range

2.92s

0–100

101.7kWh

Battery

Overview

Twin-motor HyperEngine V8s EVO running at 28,000 rpm. Front motor: 288 kW. Rear motor: 450 kW. Combined: 1003 hp / 1068 Nm. 0–100 km/h in 2.92 s. Top speed: 300 km/h.

Battery and range - 101.7 kWh. Claimed range: 705 km CLTC (Chinese standard; WLTP equivalent not announced).

Chassis - Smart Chassis 2.0 Master: air suspension with twin-valve adaptive dampers, rear electronic limited-slip differential, Akebono carbon-ceramic brakes (430 mm front, 410 mm rear).

Nürburgring - driver Maxime Radermecker set 7:22.755 on 2 April 2026. Fastest production electric SUV around the Nordschleife.

Price - from ¥389,900 ($57,400). Full Big Full Pack: ¥429,900 ($63,300). No export or European homologation plans announced.

General

Body type SUV

Dimensions 5015 × 2007 mm, WB 3000 mm, kerb weight 2460 kg

Performance

Power 1003 hp

Torque 1068 Nm

0–100 2.92 s

Top speed 300 km/h

Range & battery

Battery 101.7 kWh

Range 705 km

Drivetrain

Drivetrain AWD

Price

Price from ¥389,900

News about the Xiaomi YU7 GT

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21 May 2026