Xiaomi announced that the cumulative deliveries of its SU7 series reached 15,764 units in 2024, indicating a slight upward revision in April's figures.
For May, Xiaomi revised its SU7 deliveries from 8,630 to 8,646 units, as reported in a Hong Kong stock exchange announcement today. This update follows a previous statement from Xiaomi EV on Weibo, which initially recorded 8,630 deliveries in May.
April's delivery numbers also saw a minor increase. Based on the updated year-to-date total, April deliveries should now be 7,118 units, compared to the 7,058 units mentioned in Xiaomi's May 1 HKEX announcement.
Looking ahead, Xiaomi EV plans to ramp up SU7 deliveries, targeting over 10,000 units in June. To support this, the Xiaomi EV factory has started double-shift production from June and reduced the firm order hesitation period from 7 days to 3 days, effective June 5.
The Xiaomi SU7, which launched on March 28, initially allowed customers to cancel orders within seven days, a longer period compared to the usual 1-2 days in the industry. This change aims to enhance the efficiency of matching firm orders with production.