Beijing (ZXZC)- On April 2, Xiaomi’s founder and CEO Lei Jun announced on Weibo that the first batch delivery ceremony for the Xiaomi SU7 model will be held tomorrow at Xiaomi EV’s factory in Beijing's Yizhuang area. 

At the same time, its delivery centers across 28 cities in China will also commence deliveries tomorrow.

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According to Xiaomi EV's official Weibo, the Xiaomi SU7 Founder's Edition is scheduled to begin deliveries as early as April 3. Whereas, the standard Xiaomi SU7 and the Xiaomi SU7 Max will start deliveries at the end of April, while deliveries for the Xiaomi SU7 Pro are set to begin at the end of May. 

Sources revealed to a local media outlet that Xiaomi EV recently requested suppliers to increase their production capacity to accommodate 10,000 vehicles per month, with a focus on high-spec models. Originally, Xiaomi EV aimed to produce over 3,000 vehicles per month by March, climbing to 4,000-5,000 by April, and stabilizing at 6,000 units per month by year-end. However, the market demand for Xiaomi cars has exceeded expectations.

As of early April 2, the Xiaomi SU7 has received 40,000-unit fixed orders. Furthermore, the delivery lead time for the Xiaomi SU7 has been further extended. On March 31, the standard edition of the Xiaomi SU7 had an estimated lead time of 16-19 weeks, while the Pro version was estimated at 17-20 weeks, and the Max version required 26-29 weeks for delivery. As of April 2 morning, these delivery times have been extended to 20-23 weeks, 19-22 weeks, and 28-31 weeks, respectively.