The seven-seater SkyNomad N90 Max is now available for pre-order at a price of 299,900 yuan (approximately €39,200 euros), while the five-seater N70 Max is priced at 259,900 yuan (approximately €34,000 euros). Both are the top-of-the-range ‘Max’ versions. The ‘Pro’ variants and base models are expected to follow at the official market launch in September.
The prices seem deliberately chosen: the N90 Max undercuts Tesla’s six-seater Model Y L, which costs 339,900 yuan (approx. €44,300 euros) in China. The N70 Max is closely priced to the new Li L6 from Li Auto, which has been available since mid-July for 249,800 yuan (approx. €32,700 euros).
Xiaomi’s strategy here was clear from the outset. In May, we reported that Xiaomi was planning a sub-brand with range extender models. At the time, the codename was still Kunlun N3, and details were scarce. The codename has since been retained, albeit as a technical designation: both SUVs are built on the Kunlun platform, which the company claims to have developed over three and a half years since early 2023.
SkyNomad N90
Electric drive, backed by internal combustion
