Xiaomi has sold over 200,000 SU7s since March 2024, with nearly 137,000 units sold in the same year, outstripping Ford and GM's EV sales globally.The shift from smartphones to electric cars has been a successful move for Xiaomi, especially with the popular SU7 in China.In 2024, Xiaomi exceeded its delivery target of 76,000 SU7s, selling 136,854 units in its first mass delivery year in China.Xiaomi's SU7 sales in China surpassed Ford's 999 Mustang Mach-E sales and GM's 69,403 units from Buick, Cadillac, and Chevrolet combined.In the U.S., Xiaomi's EV sales topped Ford's 97,000 units and GM's 114,400 units, challenging established automakers.Xiaomi sold more EVs in China than many other automakers like Audi, BMW, and Mercedes-Benz, with exceptions being Tesla and Volkswagen.The success of Xiaomi in the competitive Chinese EV market highlights the brand's global potential in the automotive industry.With demand exceeding supply, Xiaomi's success, especially with the SU7 model, could pose a challenge to traditional automakers globally.China's booming EV market presents challenges for international automakers, pushing for innovation and adaptation to meet consumer preferences.Xiaomi's achievements indicate a significant transformation in the automotive sector, with China emerging as a key player on the global stage.