Particle.news

Download on the App Store

Xiaomi Faces Over 400 Complaints as YU7 Deliveries Stretch to 60 Weeks

June deliveries of just over 25,000 vehicles show the company has yet to catch up with unprecedented pre-orders

Xiaomi founder and CEO Lei Jun introduces the Chinese smartphone maker's new electric SUV YU7 at a launch event in Beijing, China May 22, 2025. REUTERS/Florence Lo/File Photo
Image
Image
Image

Overview

  • Purchasers of the YU7 face waits of 38 to 60 weeks, prompting more than 400 refund requests on Sina’s Black Cat consumer complaint platform
  • Xiaomi delivered just over 25,000 YU7 SUVs in June, a sequential decline from more than 28,000 units in May as it scales Beijing plant output
  • The EV division recorded over 81,000 vehicle deliveries in the second quarter, up 7% from the first quarter amid rapid factory expansion
  • Starting at 253,500 yuan, the YU7 undercuts the Tesla Model Y by nearly 4%, helping secure roughly 240,000 orders within the first 18 hours
  • Xiaomi’s shares hit record highs in Hong Kong trading as CEO Lei Jun schedules a livestream to address consumer backlash and delivery challenges