Xiaomi SU7 Price in Pakistan (October 2024)

Xiaomi SU7 Price in Pakistan

The price of the Xiaomi SU7 car in the Pakistani market is around Rs. 12,400,000 and depends upon the model year, mileage, and current condition.

Xiaomi SU7 Variant	Price
Xiaomi SU7 Base (fully electric, automatic)	Rs. 12,400,000

Xiaomi SU7 Overview

The Xiaomi SU7 has gained significant international attention, becoming a talking point for various reasons. Whether it’s due to viral accident clips on social media or the excitement around tech companies entering the car industry, the SU7 has kept the automotive world engaged. Its resemblance to high-end cars like the Porsche Taycan adds to its appeal, making it a subject of fascination since its debut at the Beijing Auto Show, which drew crowds comparable to a major political rally.

Size and Interior

At just under five meters long, the Xiaomi SU7 surpasses the BYD Seal by about 20 centimeters, largely because of its extended hood. Despite its sleek roofline, the interior offers decent space for both front and rear passengers.

The panoramic roof enhances the sense of space but lacks a sunblind, though it effectively shields UV rays and keeps the cabin comfortable. The seats, while equipped with supportive side bolsters, fall short in terms of base cushion length and tilt adjustability, which may leave even average-height drivers wanting more.

The driver’s experience is enhanced by a 7.1-inch display that rotates into view when the car is started. The Max model further impresses with a 56-inch augmented reality head-up display (AR-HUD).

Most interactions, however, are managed through a 16.1-inch central touchscreen with 3K resolution, powered by a Snapdragon 8295 chip, offering smooth, responsive control.

Driving Experience

Xiaomi positions the SU7 as a sporty sedan, and it largely delivers on that promise. The single-motor variant features a 220kW, 400Nm motor at the rear, capable of hitting 100 km/h in 5.28 seconds.

This option will satisfy most drivers, especially those transitioning from internal combustion engines (ICE), though some may need time to adjust to the responsive accelerator and brake.

The steering, while not as sharp as a Polestar 2, offers a satisfying balance of weight and precision, making the SU7 an appealing choice for a wide range of drivers.

Competitors of Xiaomi SU7 in Pakistan

In the Pakistani market, the Xiaomi SU7 would compete with several electric and hybrid sedans and crossovers, primarily from Chinese and other Asian manufacturers. Some of its competitors could include:

1. BYD Seal – Another Chinese electric sedan, known for its range and performance, similar in size and specs to the Xiaomi SU7.
2. MG ZS EV – A popular electric crossover in Pakistan, offering a mix of affordability and electric efficiency.
3. Hyundai Ioniq 5 – A global electric vehicle with advanced features and a sporty design, targeting the higher end of the electric market.
4. Kia EV6 – Known for its futuristic design and high-performance electric drivetrain, it would be a direct competitor in terms of innovation and driving experience.
5. Nissan Leaf – One of the world’s best-selling electric cars, it has made its way into several markets, including Pakistan.
6. Changan Alsvin (Electric version, if introduced) – Changan is already present in Pakistan with conventional cars, and its future electric models could compete with the Xiaomi SU7.

These models cater to the growing interest in electric vehicles within Pakistan, where environmental concerns and fuel prices are pushing consumers toward EV options.