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Xiaomi gets approval to build extended-range EVs, plans full-size SUV to rival Li Auto
Xiaomi received Chinese regulatory approval to produce extended-range EVs, clearing the way for a 5.3-meter SUV under a new 'Skynomad' sub-brand launching H2 2026.
Summary
China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) granted Xiaomi regulatory approval to produce extended-range electric vehicles (EREVs), clearing a key hurdle for the company’s expansion beyond battery-only EVs. The approval paves the way for Xiaomi’s first range-extended model — a full-size SUV codenamed “Kunlun N3” that measures over 5.3 meters long and targets Li Auto’s dominant L9.
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