Xiaomi adds first family SUVs: SkyNomad PHEV offers swivelling seats, up to 505km claimed EV range
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The quick read
- Xiaomi's SkyNomad N70 and N90 SUVs offer a claimed EV range of up to 505km.
- The SkyNomad SUVs feature swivelling seats, a unique selling point in the family SUV market.
- The SkyNomad's EV range and features will disrupt the Australian family SUV market.
- Dealers who stock the SkyNomad SUVs will have a competitive advantage in the EV and hybrid segments.
For dealers: Australian dealers who stock the SkyNomad SUVs will have a unique selling point in the family SUV market and can attract customers looking for a family-friendly EV with a long range.
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ADME commentary
The ADME angle
The SkyNomad N70 and N90 SUVs from Xiaomi will disrupt the Australian family SUV market with their unique features like swivelling seats and a claimed EV range of up to 505km.
This disruption will be particularly felt in the EV and hybrid segments, where Australian dealers have seen a surge in interest from environmentally conscious consumers.
What it means for the order bank
Dealers who fail to stock the SkyNomad SUVs will miss out on sales to customers looking for a family-friendly EV with a long range, potentially losing market share to competitors who do carry the model.
The SkyNomad's swivelling seats will be a major drawcard for families with young children, setting it apart from other SUVs in the market and giving dealers a unique selling point.
Competitor response and pricing
Other OEMs will need to respond to the SkyNomad's competitive pricing and features, potentially leading to a price war in the family SUV segment and affecting dealers' margins.
Dealers should prepare for increased showroom traffic from customers interested in the SkyNomad's EV range and family-friendly features, and ensure their sales teams are trained to handle leads and answer questions about the model.
Taking action
This week, dealers should contact their OEM representatives to express interest in stocking the SkyNomad N70 and N90 SUVs and to inquire about pricing and availability.
Full coverage
Xiaomi adds first family SUVs: SkyNomad PHEV offers swivelling seats, up to 505km claimed EV range
More details have dropped about the new SkyNomad N70 and N90 SUVs from one of China’s hottest brands, Xiaomi. The
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