Xiaomi Sky Nomad Lineup: Full Specs Revealed for N70 and N90 Extended‑Range Family SUVs

Xiaomi Auto is building on its strong market momentum, having delivered 185,055 electric vehicles in the first half of 2026, marking a 17.2% year‑over‑year increase with a bold push into the family‑oriented large SUV market. Official filings published by China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology have now laid out complete technical details for two new models under the Sky Nomad series, an extended‑range (EREV) line designed to complement rather than replace Xiaomi’s existing pure‑electric portfolio.

Contrary to earlier industry rumors, Sky Nomad will not operate as a standalone sub‑brand. Instead, it is a dedicated model line sitting directly under the main Xiaomi Auto badge, following a clear segmentation strategy: standard Xiaomi models focus entirely on pure‑electric mobility for urban users, while the Sky Nomad range targets families, road‑trippers, and anyone wanting the smooth driving feel of an EV without the anxiety of finding charging stations.

Sky Nomad N70: Mid‑Size Extended‑Range SUV

The smaller of the two newcomers is still remarkably substantial, nearly 100 mm longer overall than a Mercedes‑Benz EQE SUV, and engineered to balance daily usability, passenger comfort, and flexible range capability.

Dimensions, Layout & Design

• Exterior footprint: 4,960 mm long × 1,998 mm wide × 1,785 mm tall

• Wheelbase: 2,950 mm — optimized for rear legroom and ride stability

• Seating: Standard 5‑seat configuration with generous cargo space

• Curb weight: Ranges from 2,453 kg to 2,610 kg depending on battery and motor setup

• Approach/departure angles: 18° and 22° respectively, suitable for light off‑road use and steep driveways

Powertrain & Performance

Base N70 (Rear‑Wheel Drive)

• Single rear‑axle electric motor: 210 kW (282 hp)

• 52 kWh lithium‑iron phosphate (LFP) battery supplied by Sunwoda

• Pure electric range: 270 km on a full charge

• Range extender: 1.5‑liter naturally aspirated gasoline engine built by Harbin Dongan (a Changan subsidiary), rated at 112 kW (150 hp), operates exclusively as a generator, with no direct drive to the wheels

• Fuel consumption: 5.8 L per 100 km when running on extended‑range mode

• Top speed: Electronically limited to 190 km/h

N70 Max (All‑Wheel Drive)

• Dual‑motor setup: adds a 100 kW front motor for a combined output of 310 kW (416 hp)

• 76 kWh nickel‑manganese‑cobalt (NMC) battery supplied by CALB

• Pure electric range: 380 km, enough for most intercity trips

• Fuel consumption: 6.2 L per 100 km in range‑extender mode

• Key upgrades: Power‑deployable electric side steps, roof‑mounted LiDAR sensor for advanced autonomous driving assistance, additional sound‑deadening material for cabin quietness

Sky Nomad N90: Full‑Size Flagship SUV

For buyers wanting maximum space, premium comfort, and standout features, the N90 is even larger, boasting a wheelbase roughly 160 mm longer than a Mercedes‑Benz EQS SUV.

Dimensions, Layout & Stand‑Out Features

• Exterior footprint: 5,285 mm long × 1,998 mm wide × 1,825 mm tall

• Wheelbase: 3,080 mm — one of the longest in the mainstream large‑SUV segment

• Seating: Choice of 5‑seat luxury layout or 7‑seat three‑row family configuration

• Curb weight: 2,800 kg; maximum gross vehicle weight rated at 3,361 kg

• Wheels: 21‑inch staggered setup — 255/45 R21 front, 265/45 R21 rear — for improved stability and traction

• Approach/departure angles: 18° and 19° respectively

• Signature cabin feature: Front seats can rotate 180 degrees backward when the vehicle is parked, creating a lounge‑style face‑to‑face seating arrangement perfect for rest stops or family meals.

Powertrain (N90 Max)

• Same proven dual‑motor AWD system as the N70 Max: 310 kW (416 hp) total output

• 76 kWh NMC battery from CALB

• Pure electric range: 370 km — slightly reduced due to the vehicle’s larger size and higher weight

• Fuel consumption: 6.26 L per 100 km in extended‑range mode

• Top speed: Also limited to 190 km/h

Xiaomi’s Strategy: Solving the Long‑Trip Dilemma

While Xiaomi’s pure‑electric models have earned strong popularity in urban areas, the company notes that many potential buyers, especially those planning long holiday trips or living in regions with limited charging coverage, remain hesitant to commit to an EV.

The Sky Nomad series is designed to bridge that gap completely: it delivers the smooth, quiet acceleration, low running costs, and tech‑rich experience of an electric vehicle, with the added security of a range extender that works like a traditional fuel car. There is no need to plan routes around chargers, and no risk of being stranded in remote areas.

Official pricing, trim details, and an exact launch schedule have not yet been announced, but regulatory filings suggest mass production could begin as early as late 2026, with deliveries starting before the end of the year.