Xiaomi’s SkyNomad N90 Max is an extended-range EV with a transforming interior

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Xiaomi has unveiled the SkyNomad N90 Max, its first extended-range electric SUV, with a claimed driving range of more than 1,705km. The vehicle is notable for an adaptable, lounge-like cabin designed to support travel, family use and camping, signalling Xiaomi’s effort to differentiate its electric vehicles through interior flexibility as well as range.

The N90 Max will be offered with five or seven seats, alongside a Camping Edition with a pop-up roof, rooftop bed platform, tent attachment and detachable table. Its front seats can rotate 180 degrees, while the rear seats include footrests; selected versions may also have a fridge and overhead speakers. Xiaomi also announced the smaller five-seat SkyNomad N70 and N70 Max, which use the same extended-range technology platform.

In short

  • Xiaomi’s N90 Max claims over 1,705km of extended-range driving.
  • Its interior includes rotating seats, footrests and a sliding table.
  • A camping version adds a pop-up roof and sleeping facilities.

Explained simply

Xiaomi is a Chinese technology conglomerate that made its name in smartphones and consumer electronics. The company entered the automotive industry relatively recently and is building a portfolio of electric vehicles to compete with both traditional carmakers and other Chinese EV manufacturers.

The electric vehicle market has become increasingly crowded, with hundreds of manufacturers globally seeking to capture customers. Car makers now differentiate themselves not just through range and price, but also through design innovation, interior comfort and how vehicles can adapt to different uses such as family travel or leisure activities.

Extended-range electric vehicles address a common concern among buyers who worry about running out of battery power on longer journeys. As the market matures, manufacturers are exploring how flexible and multi-functional interiors can appeal to customers with diverse needs and lifestyles.

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