Recently, a screenshot shared by a blogger showed that the Xiaomi SU7 Founder Edition MAX model is priced at 358,000 yuan on a second-hand platform, nearly 60,000 yuan more expensive than its listed price of 300,900 yuan. The blogger commented that this could be considered one of the most value-retaining new energy vehicles currently.
According to the Xiaomi Car app, the current Xiaomi SU7 Pro model has an estimated delivery period of 29-32 weeks, with new orders expected to be delivered over six months later.
Due to the long delivery period, some users eager to receive their cars have turned to the second-hand market, even willing to pay a premium, leading to the main reason for the inverted pricing of second-hand Xiaomi SU7 cars.
Furthermore, Xiaomi Car officials recently announced that the Xiaomi SU7 was released just 32 days ago, and the 10,000th mass-produced car has already rolled off the production line, marking a relatively fast delivery speed in the industry.
Currently, the popularity of the Xiaomi SU7 has far exceeded expectations, with orders surpassing 76,000 units, and Xiaomi Car's original annual production target has been completely sold out.
However, at the Beijing Auto Show, Lei Jun announced that Xiaomi Car has raised its annual delivery target to 100,000 vehicles, and for car owners, the delivery period will also be shortened accordingly.
