Xiaomi YU7 (Standard) in Australia: can you get one?
No β there is no official way to buy the Xiaomi YU7 (Standard) in Australia today, and not because of Australia'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.
| Officially sold there? | No |
|---|---|
| Import barrier | No additional tariff on Chinese-made EVs. |
| China price (reference) | β $34,320 (from 233,500 RMB) |
| Model status | On sale in China |
Chinese-built cars are around a third of new-vehicle sales, and BYD reached the top of the brand charts in 2026. Right-hand-drive availability is strong.
Xiaomi YU7 (Standard) specs
| Body | SUV β Mid-size electric SUV |
|---|---|
| Range | 643 km CLTC |
| Powertrain | 73 kWh LFP, rear single motor, 0β100 km/h in 5.9 s |
So what can you buy in Australia?
These are the Chinese EVs we track that do have an official route into Australia β each one links to the same check we just ran for the Xiaomi YU7 (Standard).
- Leapmotor B10 β
- NIO Firefly β
- XPeng Mona L03 β
- Zeekr 9X β
- Xiaomi Skynomad β
- Xiaomi YU7 GT β
- AITO M8 β
- AITO M9 (2026) β
- Onvo L80 β
- XPeng G7 β
- XPeng P7+ β
- BYD Seal 08 β
- Denza N9 β
- Leapmotor B01 β
Where can you buy the Xiaomi YU7 (Standard)?
We have not found an official route to the Xiaomi YU7 (Standard) in any of the 31 countries we track. If you know of one we have missed, tell us β we only publish availability we can source.