While there’s hype for the Xiaomi SU7 and people want to buy one, Xiaomi did tell us during the local launch of the Xiaomi 15 that its much-talked-about EV is available only in China. While a few units are roaming around the Philippines, all of those were imported by dealers like EcoMax. That begs the question: how much is the asking price of the Xiaomi SU7 if you plan to import one from China?

Well, based on one post we saw in Facebook Marketplace, you’d need Php 4,000,000 to get your hands on a Xiaomi SU7 Max, which has a 101kWh battery and a dual-motor setup that outputs around 673HP, and a range of around 810km. The asking price of Zen Auto PH for the Xiaomi SU7 Max is higher than its CNY 299,900 (~Php 2.37 million) SRP in China, but we do understand that the higher price tag includes taxes and duties.

That’s not the only listing we spotted: there’s also another one for the SU7 Pro, which is less powerful but has a slightly longer range. We were told by the importer that the SU7 Pro is available for pre-order at Php 3.5 million.

With more importers bringing the SU7 to the Philippines, this should convince Xiaomi more to make its EV available outside of China. The only reply we got for now is that there’s no definite date yet.