On January 20, a presentation slide from IM Motors inadvertently revealed Xiaomi Auto’s new vehicle roadmap for 2026. According to the disclosure, Xiaomi plans to launch six new models in 2026, including the next-generation Xiaomi SU7, the Xiaomi YU7 Ultra, three range-extended electric vehicles (tentatively named Kunlun N1/N2/N3), and an extended-wheelbase version of the SU7, dubbed SU7L. This move signals that Xiaomi Auto is significantly accelerating its product rollout pace—far exceeding its previous two-year release cadence. In 2025, Xiaomi Auto delivered 410,000 vehicles, substantially surpassing its original target of 300,000 units. On January 3, 2026, Lei Jun announced a new annual delivery target of 550,000 vehicles for the year. The newly disclosed vehicle plan could serve as a critical enabler for achieving this ambitious goal and underscores Xiaomi’s increasingly aggressive expansion strategy in China’s fiercely competitive new energy vehicle market.