Xiaomi YU7 GT electric crossover specs and upcoming release

China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology has released a new batch of certification documents, featuring the Xiaomi YU7 GT electric crossover. The model has been listed among road vehicles and in the catalog of cars eligible for tax incentives, signaling its market debut is approaching.

The Xiaomi YU7 GT sports a fully black body with red accents, maintaining the signature design of the YU7 lineup with distinctive teardrop-shaped headlights. Registration documents list the car's length at 5015 mm, width at 2007 mm, height at 1597 mm, and wheelbase at 3000 mm. Its curb weight reaches 2460 kg, with a gross weight of 2910 kg, and the cabin accommodates five passengers. The maximum speed is stated as 300 km/h, with an alternative version limited to 270 km/h also noted.

The powertrain consists of two electric motors, with 288 kW at the front and 450 kW at the rear, totaling 738 kW. Suzhou Inovance United Power System and Xiaomi Auto Technology handle the production of the drive systems. The electric crossover is equipped with a three-component lithium-ion battery, with cells supplied by Jiangsu Times New Energy Technology and battery pack assembly by Zhongzhou Times New Energy. Different-sized wheels front and rear—265/40 R21 and 295/35 R21—emphasize the model's sporty orientation.

Externally, the YU7 GT combines an aerodynamic profile, frameless mirrors, retractable door handles, and an advanced air duct system. At the rear, it features a pronounced ducktail spoiler, signature ring-shaped taillights, and a large diffuser. Indirect signs suggest the car may come with a carbon-ceramic brake system.

The official debut of the Xiaomi YU7 GT is expected in the first half of 2026, with an estimated price on the Chinese market of 450,000 to 500,000 yuan (about $65,000 to $72,000). This pricing underscores its positioning as the brand's flagship sporty electric crossover.