On April 16th, it was reported that Xiaomi SU7, the highlight of the automotive scene in the first half of this year, might also dominate in sales. With over 60,000 confirmed orders for Xiaomi vehicles, it seems entirely plausible.
Today, YiChe released the sales rankings for mainstream pure electric sedans in China for the week of April 8th to 14th. Xiaomi SU7 made a remarkable debut, becoming the best-selling electric sedan.
According to the data, Xiaomi SU7 delivered 2,500 units in a single week, surpassing brands like Xpeng, Tesla, NIO, and Li Auto to claim the top spot. Currently, Xiaomi SU7 mainly delivers the Founder's Edition, totaling 5,000 units. Rough estimates suggest that these 5,000 units are nearing completion, with the regular edition to follow suit.
Following closely is Jikey 001. After the new model's release, its performance has significantly improved. Currently, its cumulative sales exceed 40,000 units, with 2,400 units delivered last week, making it the second best-selling model after SU7.
In third place is the Tesla Model 3, with 1,600 units delivered in a single week. It's worth noting that Tesla's appeal has indeed weakened, especially after the release of the SU7, which directly competes with the Model 3.
The NIO ET5 ranks fourth with 1,200 units sold. Its focus on high-end features and swappable batteries has attracted considerable consumer attention. Similarly, the Changan Qiyuan A07 also sold 1,200 units in a single week. Priced at 135,900 yuan, it offers outstanding value for a mid-size sedan.
Xiaomi's SU7 competitor, the ZhiJie S7, delivered 900 units last week, securing the sixth spot. Although the quantity is relatively low, the car was relaunched with adjusted SKUs and configurations, along with support from Huawei, indicating its potential as a long-term contender.
The AVETA 12 ranks seventh, with 600 units delivered in a single week. Its performance has been mediocre, mainly due to previous chip shortages. However, with the issue resolved, it may see a continuous increase in sales.
As for the Geely Galaxy E8, Xiaopeng P7, and Jikey 007, they rank eighth to tenth respectively, with sales ranging from 300 to over 500 units, showing average performance.
