That city’s favorite Xiaomi Auto: Hangzhou is far ahead and Shanghai is closely behind!

　　Recently, Xiaomi Auto City Sales List was released from January to April 2025, with 8,171 units sold, followed by Shanghai (5,996 units) and Shenzhen (5,970 units), ranking second and third respectively. Guangzhou, Chengdu, Wuhan, Zhengzhou, Nanjing, Beijing, and Suzhou (3594 vehicles) ranked fourth to tenth.

Industry insiders said that with the launch of Xiaomi's first SUV model, YU7, it is expected that the number of buyers in first-tier and new first-tier cities will be further increased. This model is highly competitive, and Lei Jun is expected to remain attractive in pricing.

As of May this year, Xiaomi Auto's cumulative sales have reached 125,000 units, achieving 35.7% of the annual target of 350,000 units. Although the sales target of the remaining 225,000 vehicles needs to be achieved within the next seven months (average monthly rate of about 32,000 vehicles), industry analysts believe that with the launch of YU7, Xiaomi Auto's product line will cover more segments, and with the existing urban sales base, the pressure to achieve annual targets is controllable.