Xiaomi SU7 and SU7 Ultra have yet to enter the local market, though the former did make an appearance at KLCC back in October 2024. While many are waiting for its debut in Malaysia, the good news is that you can now purchase the diecast models of both cars.
The models include many premium features, such as openable doors, bonnet and boot. Furthermore, from the pictures shared on the website, it seems the company has done its best to replicate every detail of the actual cars in a miniature form.
Starting with the authentic colours of the car, the diecastod the SU7 is available in Aqua Blue and Lava Orange. Meanwhile the the diecast if the SU7 Ultra comes in the Lightning Yellow hue with the silver striping. Additionally, every aspect of the exterior design has been replicated in the model, from the teardrop headlights and full-width halo taillights to the Plum Blossom-designed spoke wheels. The same treatment has been given to the SU7 Ultra as the diecast model features the u-shaped canard, the rear spoiler, the forged wheel and carbon fribre side skirts
According to the company, the SU7 diecast’s interior is also detailed and finished in Glacier Silver. The company also stated that the interior is made with soft rubber to mimic the leather seats of the actual SU7. Meanwhile the seats of the SU7 Ultra diecast is made from wear-resistat rubber and the stiching has been detailed to capture the essence the interior of the actual model. Furthermore, the steering wheel in both the diecast models has been designed to turn in sync with the wheels.
Price-wise, the diecast model of the Xiaomi SU7 is listed at RM399, while the SU7 Ultra carries a price tag of RM499. Both models are offered in 1:18 scale and can be purchased through the official website.
To recap, the SU7 was launched in China in 2024 and comes equipped with an all-wheel-drive dual-motor setup, delivering 673 PS and 838 Nm of torque. It boasts a top speed of 265 km/h and offers an impressive driving range of up to 800 km on a single charge.
The SU7 Ultra, on the other hand, is powered by Xiaomi’s proprietary tri-motor HyperEngine V8s, producing 1,548 PS. This allows it to sprint from 0–100 km/h in under two seconds. Recently, Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun confirmed that the brand’s models will be offered globally starting in 2027, with Malaysia likely among the markets included.
