Xiaomi lines up three Sky Nomad EREV SUVs for September 7 debut

A previously unannounced N70 Pro joins the N70 Max and N90 Max as Xiaomi Auto chases a 550,000-unit delivery target for the year.

Xiaomi will officially unveil its Sky Nomad extended-range SUV family at the fall flagship product event starting 7 pm Beijing time on September 7, the company announced on Weibo. Three trims — N70 Pro, N70 Max and N90 Max — will go on sale, with the N70 Pro shown for the first time. Pre-sales opened July 30 with only the two top versions, and the Pro is expected to slot in below the N70 Max's 259,900 yuan pre-sale price; the seven-seat N90 Max flagship is tagged at 299,900 yuan ($44,230).

The N90 Max stretches 5,285 mm on a 3,080 mm wheelbase and pairs dual-motor all-wheel drive with a 464 km CLTC electric range, extending to 1,705 km with a full tank. The N70 Max offers 52 kWh and 76 kWh packs for up to 505 km of CLTC electric range, also with dual motors. Every version carries Xiaomi's HAD driver-assistance suite running on an Nvidia Drive Thor chip rated at 700 TOPS.

The lineup's performance matters for Xiaomi Auto's goal of 550,000 deliveries in 2026. August marked a fifth straight month above 30,000 units, putting estimated cumulative volume through August at about 246,322 — just 44.8% of the target — which implies monthly deliveries of roughly 75,900 from September to December, some 2.4 times July's level. The segment itself is under strain as well: CPCA data show China's EREV retail sales down 15.35% year-on-year at 535,000 units for the first seven months.

The September 7 event doubles as a broader ecosystem showcase, featuring the Xiaomi 18 Fold foldable phone and Pad 9 Pro Max tablet, both debuting the in-house Xring O3 flagship AI processor. Falling three days before Apple's own fall presentation on September 10, the date underlines Xiaomi's push to tie together vehicles, mobile devices and self-developed chips.