“Xiaomi’s cheapest model sold out quickly, with 10,000 units sold in just 4 minutes”
Three extended-range SUVs in the Xiaomi Pengcheng series are launched. Within 4 minutes of launch, the number of orders secured exceeded 10,000 units. The starting price is 209,900 yuan.
On September 7, 2026, Xiaomi officially announced the pricing strategy for three new range-extended SUVs in the Pengcheng series (N70 Pro, N70 Max, N90 Max) at its autumn product launch event. The starting prices are 209,900 yuan, 239,900 yuan, and 269,900 yuan respectively, with reductions of 20,000 to 30,000 yuan compared to the pre-sale prices. This lower the entry price for mid-to-large range-extended SUVs to under 210,000 yuan. All three models are equipped with Xiaomi Kunlun 1.5T range extender and NVIDIA Thor chip, with a clear configuration hierarchy. Within 4 minutes of launch, the sales volume of this series exceeded 10,000 units. This pricing strategy poses direct competition to competitors such as Ideal L6 and Arcteryx M5.
Three extended-range SUVs in the Xiaomi Pengcheng series are launched. Within 4 minutes of launch, the number of orders secured exceeded 10,000 units. The starting price is 209,900 yuan.
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2026-09-07
The Xiaomi Pengcheng series was released and its prices were announced.
At the autumn new product launch, the prices of three extended-range SUVs were announced. The starting prices are 209,900 yuan, 239,900 yuan, and 269,900 yuan respectively.
2026-09-08
Within 4 minutes of launch, the number of orders secured exceeded 10,000 units.
Within 4 minutes after the Xiaomi Pengcheng series was launched, the number of orders secured exceeded 10,000 units.
The prices of the Xiaomi Pengcheng series were officially announced at tonight’s autumn product launch event. The starting prices for the N70 Pro, N70 Max, and N90 Max three-range SUV models are 209,900 yuan, 239,900 yuan, and 269,900 yuan respectively. Within 4 minutes of its launch, the series has sold over 10,000 units. This pricing reduction compared to the initial sales price means that the N70 Max has seen a decrease of 20,000 yuan, and the N90 Max by 30,000 yuan, lowering the entry barrier for mid-large range SUVs to below 210,000 yuan. All three models are equipped with Xiaomi Kunlun 1.5T range extender and NVIDIA Thor chip, with clear configuration options that cater to different battery capacities, cruising ranges, and power requirements. As Xiaomi’s first product in the range-extending segment, its pricing strategy poses direct competition to rivals such as the Li Auto L6 and GeekVR M5.