Xiaomi EV delivery center in Longwan welcomes crowds with official launch of SU7

An SU7 is seen at the Xiaomi EV Delivery Center in Longwan district, Wenzhou. [Photo/tmuyun.com]

As Xiaomi, a popular Chinese smartphone brand, launched its first electric vehicle – the Speed Ultra 7 (SU7) on March 28, the Xiaomi EV Delivery Center in Longwan district, Wenzhou, one of the 29 such centers across China, has received waves of customers coming for test drives, consultations, or to pick up pre-ordered cars.

The 4,400-square-meter center delivered its first SU7 on April 3. Before each delivery, staff members in the store conduct a full quality-assurance inspection of the sedan's exterior, interior, and smart system.

Located in Xinghai sub-district, the Xiaomi EV Delivery Center is part of a growing cluster of new energy vehicle brands, including Tesla, BYD, and Nio. In 2023, the sub-district's total automotive sales stood at 5.38 billion yuan ($743.91 million), and the amount for this year is expected to reach 6 billion yuan.

Xiaomi electric vehicles are on display at the delivery center in Longwan. [Photo/tmuyun.com]

The sales revenue of auto sellers above a designated scale in Longwan was over 20 billion yuan in 2023, accounting for over a quarter of the market share in Wenzhou.