Overview
- Xiaomi introduced the Sky Nomad family as two extended‑range SUVs, the five‑seat N70 and the seven‑seat N90, and says deliveries will start in September with broader commercialization tied to upcoming auto shows and a staged roll‑out to Europe next year.
- The N90 sits on the Kunlun platform, a flat steel and aluminum chassis with six sliding rails that let seats and interior modules move, enabling 2+2+3 layouts, 180°‑reclining rows, a double‑bed footprint, a refrigerator, and a 27‑inch rear TV.
- Xiaomi specifies a 76 kWh battery paired with a 60‑litre range‑extender and claims roughly 300 electric miles and about 1,000 combined miles, but independent and WLTC comparisons of the CLTC figures show materially lower electric‑only ranges in more conservative tests.
- The N90 is a dual‑motor all‑wheel‑drive vehicle that does 0–100 km/h in 5.9 seconds with a 190 km/h top speed and uses high‑end compute for assisted driving, including Snapdragon 8 Gen 3 and Nvidia Thor processors.
- Pricing has not been announced, but Xiaomi is positioning Sky Nomad as competitively priced in China and hopes its modular cabin and extended range will attract families and long‑trip buyers while regulatory range verification and future European pricing will shape its competitive impact.