Xiaomi SU7 reaches a new achievement, 20,000 deliveries

Xiaomi launched its all-electric sedan SU7 in March and has been struggling to meet huge demand ever since. According to Xiaomi, demand is five times greater than originally estimated, so deliveries have been significantly delayed. The company announced that it has rapidly increased production and completed 20,000 deliveries so far. Waiting times are stated to be approximately 30 weeks, and approximately 35 weeks for the high-end Max version of SU7. Xiaomi is actively looking for solutions to alleviate this pressure and took an important step last week.

Deliveries are expected to exceed 30,000 units in June, and the company is on track to reach 100,000 deliveries by the end of the year. Xiaomi believes it can reach 120,000 deliveries if all goes well, which is well above its pre-announcement estimates. Currently unconfirmed reports claim that workers at the factory work 10-11 hours a day, six days a week. This has raised concerns about working conditions, although financial incentives remain attractive. However, when we look at it, the rapid growth of the company in this field and reaching the delivery of 120 thousand vehicles is something that can be achieved by pushing the limits of the existing capacity. Realistically, the company has to increase the number of employees and switch to double shifts.

This high demand shows Xiaomi’s strength in the electric vehicle market and its popularity among users. The company aims to meet this demand by increasing its production capacity and developing new strategies. Users’ interest in SU7 reveals Xiaomi’s success and innovation power in this field. By accelerating deliveries and improving production processes, Xiaomi’s electric sedan SU7 is expected to reach wider audiences.