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Xiaomi's sub-brand SkyNomad has shown a prototype SUV with a pop-up roof that turns the cabin into a two-story space. The model is available in N70 (5-seat) and N90 (7-seat) versions, with the top N90 Max classified as a cultural-recreational vehicle. Expected price is around 250,000 yuan.
Xiaomi, through its sub-brand SkyNomad, has introduced a new SUV with camper functionality. The vehicle features a pop-up roof that, when lowered, makes it look like a regular SUV, and when raised, creates an additional sleeping area on the second floor. Unlike traditional van-based campers, SkyNomad is built on an extended SUV platform with regular doors and a long hood.
According to a filing with China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the model is available in N70 (5-seat) and N90 (7-seat) versions. The top N90 Max is classified as a "cultural-recreational vehicle" and includes a pop-up roof and additional equipment. Expected prices range from 200,000 to 450,000 yuan, with the most commonly cited figure around 250,000 yuan.
The interior allows for installation of a double bed, TV, game console, and coffee table. The second and third rows of seats can be configured in various ways, from a single workspace to a family living room. CEO Lei Jun stated that a new Kunlun platform with a flat floor and long rails has been under development since early 2023 to realize this concept. Integration with Xiaomi's smart home ecosystem is expected. Official specifications and release dates have not been announced.
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Xiaomi has filed with China's MIIT for the SKYNOMAD, a new SUV that combines elements of a camper. Available in 5-seat N70 and 7-seat N90 variants, th...
Xiaomi has filed with China's MIIT for the SKYNOMAD, a new SUV that combines elements of a camper. Available in 5-seat N70 and 7-seat N90 variants, the top N90 Max is classified as a 'cultural service vehicle' with a pop-up roof and optional camping gear. Estimated price is around 250,000 yuan.
On July 9, 2025, Xiaomi's SkyNomad official Weibo account revealed interior details of its first SUV. The vehicle can accommodate a double bed, TV, ga...
On July 9, 2025, Xiaomi's SkyNomad official Weibo account revealed interior details of its first SUV. The vehicle can accommodate a double bed, TV, game console, and coffee table. The second and third rows can be configured as a single-person workspace, two-person café, three-person lounge, or family play area. CEO Lei Jun stated that a new platform, Kunlun, was developed from early 2023, featuring a flat floor and long rails to enable these transformations.
Xiaomi's sub-brand SkyNomad has shown a prototype SUV with a pop-up roof that creates a two-level interior. Unlike traditional camper vans, the model ...
Xiaomi's sub-brand SkyNomad has shown a prototype SUV with a pop-up roof that creates a two-level interior. Unlike traditional camper vans, the model is based on an SUV platform with a long wheelbase. It is expected to integrate with Xiaomi's smart home ecosystem. Unofficial price estimates range from 200,000 to 450,000 yuan. Official specs and release date have not been announced.
Xiaomi has unveiled a new SUV with a pop-up roof that can be used as a camper. Photos of the vehicle with the roof raised were published on July 8, 20...
Xiaomi has unveiled a new SUV with a pop-up roof that can be used as a camper. Photos of the vehicle with the roof raised were published on July 8, 2026. When folded, the car looks like a regular SUV, but when the roof is raised, an additional sleeping area appears on the second floor. This design eliminates the need to pack up belongings and lay out a mattress for sleeping, as is required in conventional large SUVs. Similar vehicles with pop-up roofs have long been popular abroad, with models from Volkswagen, Ford, and Mercedes. Unlike traditional models based on vans with sliding doors and a short hood, Xiaomi uses an extended SUV platform with regular doors and a long hood, which somewhat reduces the space on the second floor. This decision is likely aimed at attracting a wider audience.
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