Status checked 2026-07-13 · 🇳🇿 New Zealand

Xiaomi YU7 GT in New Zealand: can you get one?

No — there is no official way to buy the Xiaomi YU7 GT in New Zealand today, and not because of New Zealand's rules.

Xiaomi sells cars in mainland China only. Xiaomi sells its cars only in mainland China. CEO Lei Jun has said Xiaomi will consider overseas sales from 2027, starting in Europe, because domestic demand is still absorbing essentially all of its production capacity.

Brand export status checked 2026-09-01 — CnEVPost 2025-03-04 — Xiaomi aims to sell EVs overseas by 2027; Reuters / electrive 2025-03-05 — Xiaomi plans to sell electric cars outside China from 2027; AutoBuzz 2025-08-20 / Autocar — Xiaomi to begin exports in 2027, SU7 and YU7 slated for Europe debut; Auto-China model guide, checked 2026-08 — YU7 remains a China-market vehicle; overseas expansion still signposted for 2027.

Officially sold there?No
Import barrierNo China-specific EV tariff; standard vehicle import rules apply.
China price (reference)≈ $57,300–$63,200 (389,900–429,900 RMB)
Model statusOn sale in China

A right-hand-drive market that generally follows Australia; several Chinese brands are entering.

Xiaomi YU7 GT specs

BodySUV — Performance electric SUV
Range705 km CLTC
Powertrain101.7 kWh NMC, 897 V architecture

China-market figures, checked 2026-07-13 · sources: CarNewsChina 2026-05-21, GlobalChinaEV 2026. A version sold or imported into New Zealand may differ in specification.

Track the Xiaomi YU7 GT for New Zealand

Xiaomi has publicly targeted 2027 for its first sales outside mainland China, with Europe (Germany named in reporting) as the first destination. No launch date has been confirmed for any individual country. Unofficial export brokers do advertise these cars outside China. Buying that way means no Xiaomi warranty, no official service network, no over-the-air update guarantee, and local type-approval is your problem — Xiaomi does not support cars sold outside mainland China.

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This reflects New Zealand's general framework for Chinese-made EVs and the model's known status as of 2026-07-13. It is general information, not legal or import advice. Rules change — confirm with official sources before acting.