How much does the Xiaomi SU7 cost?
Official China MSRP plus estimated import-equivalent pricing for major markets. Updated as of May 2026.
⚠Unofficial summary · public sources · last updated · 2026-05-05
See sources & confidence →The Xiaomi SU7 is currently sold only in mainland China at official MSRP. Below we list the verified China prices alongside informed estimates for the US, EU, UK, Japan, and Australia — based on typical EV import duties, VAT/sales tax, and homologation costs. These are NOT official Xiaomi prices for those markets and should not be used for purchase decisions; treat them as ballpark estimates for planning purposes only.
| Market | 01Standard | 02Pro | 03Max |
|---|---|---|---|
| China (Official MSRP) | ¥229,900 | ¥249,900 | ¥299,900 |
| United States (est.) | ~$33,000 | ~$36,000 | ~$42,000 |
| European Union (est.) | ~€42,000 | ~€46,000 | ~€55,000 |
| United Kingdom (est.) | ~£36,000 | ~£40,000 | ~£48,000 |
| Japan (est.) | ~¥5.0M | ~¥5.5M | ~¥6.5M |
| Australia (est.) | ~A$54,000 | ~A$59,000 | ~A$70,000 |
- 01EU import duty: 10% standard, plus a 2024 EU provisional countervailing duty of up to 36.3% on Chinese-built EVs (subject to revision in 2026).
- 02US import duty: 100% (announced 2024) on Chinese-built EVs, effectively making official US sales unviable today.
- 03VAT / GST: 17–25% in EU; 20% UK; 10% Japan; 10% Australia GST.
- 04Homologation & certification: each market requires testing for safety, lighting, charging port, and emissions equivalence — typically adds $1,500–$5,000 per vehicle in amortized cost.
- 05Distribution markup: dealer or direct-sales margin typically 8–15% on top of landed cost.
- 06FX rate: estimates use 7.0 CNY/USD, 7.6 CNY/EUR, 8.9 CNY/GBP, 4.6 CNY/JPY×100, 4.4 CNY/AUD as of May 2026.
Inside China, the SU7 is one of the most aggressively priced electric sedans available, undercutting both Tesla Model 3 and BYD Seal at flagship-level performance. Outside China, the headline China prices are misleading — the same trim landing in the US would carry roughly 40–60% in tariffs and tax. As of May 2026, Xiaomi has confirmed Europe market entry no earlier than 2027 and has not announced US plans.