Xiaomi launched the SkyNomad N90 in China on September 7 with two extended-range versions. The 2026 Max seven-seat model costs RMB 269,900, while the five-seat Max Explorer costs RMB 299,900. Both are 5,285 mm long and use the same dual-motor EREV system, while the Explorer adds a factory-fitted electric pop-up roof cabin.
How do the two N90 versions compare?
The Xiaomi SkyNomad N90 lineup consists of a Max with a 2+2+3 seven-seat layout and a five-seat Max Explorer. The standard Max is 1,825 mm tall, while the Explorer is 1,925 mm tall because its roof is raised by 100 mm. Both versions are 1,998 mm wide and have a 3,080 mm wheelbase.
| Specification | Max seven-seat | Max Explorer five-seat |
|---|---|---|
| Price | RMB 269,900 | RMB 299,900 |
| Seat layout | Seven seats, 2+2+3 | Five seats |
| Length / width / height | 5,285 / 1,998 / 1,825 mm | 5,285 / 1,998 / 1,925 mm |
| Wheelbase | 3,080 mm | 3,080 mm |
| Electric pop-up roof cabin | No | Standard |
| CLTC electric range | 464 km | 462 km |
| CLTC combined range | 1,705 km | 1,688 km |
The Xiaomi SkyNomad N90 Max Explorer can open or close its electric roof cabin in 26 seconds, reaching a total raised height of 2,872 mm. The upper cabin uses a two-piece bed board, offers up to 2,294 mm of headroom and has a maximum load rating of 200 kg. It also includes a three-fold mattress and an air-conditioning outlet.
The five-seat Explorer replaces the rear seating with a chaise-style bench offering seven adjustment steps across a 75-degree range. Its powered headrests fold automatically to create or restore the bed layout in 30 seconds. Explorer-specific cabin equipment includes a 30-inch projection screen, a woodgrain aluminium floor with heating, a floating bedside table, a built-in wardrobe and an 11.5-inch illuminated mirror.
What launch benefits are available?
The Xiaomi SkyNomad N90 has a launch offer for orders placed by October 7, with benefits valued at up to RMB 81,000. The front rotating seats and front zero-gravity seats are alternative choices and cannot be selected together.
- Front rotating seats, Nappa leather, Xiaomi HAD, second-row dual zero-gravity seats, wheel vouchers and paint vouchers within the launch package
- A down payment starting from RMB 49,900
- A five-year low-interest plan with an annualized rate of 1.99%, or a separate reduced-payment plan
- 20,000 points, stated as worth RMB 2,000, for eligible first owners adding or replacing a Xiaomi vehicle
- A 200 kWh charging card and 3,000 points when an existing owner invites a friend to purchase
What cabin equipment is included?
The Xiaomi SkyNomad N90 Max has an 8.8-inch digital instrument display, a 20-inch head-up display and a 16.1-inch central screen. The cabin runs HyperOS on a Qualcomm 8650 chip and includes the Super Xiao Ai voice system, with support for dynamic voice zones inside the vehicle and external voice interaction.
The standard seven-seat version uses a 2+2+3 layout. The front seats can be specified as rotating seats with 180-degree rotation or as zero-gravity seats with 16-point massage, heating and ventilation. The second-row zero-gravity seats support massage, ventilation and heating, while the third row also has seat heating.
Available equipment includes 15 zones of 256-color ambient lighting, a 25-speaker audio system, a removable 6.88-inch rear control screen, rear privacy curtains and vehicle tables. The optional RMB 20,000 luxury package adds powered doors, powered running boards, the 21.4-inch rear screen, a 9-litre refrigerator and an anti-glare driver-side exterior mirror.
The rear cargo area holds 577 litres in its standard configuration and expands to 1,831 litres. The centre console also includes a movable independent island with four cupholders, two phone spaces, a 6.6-litre storage compartment and accessory connections.
What powertrain and assistance are included?
The Xiaomi SkyNomad N90 uses a 1.5-litre turbocharged range extender with a maximum output of 112 kW. Its front and rear motors produce 210 kW and 100 kW respectively, for a combined maximum motor output of 310 kW. A 76 kWh battery is fitted to both versions.
The seven-seat Max has a 464 km CLTC electric range and a 1,705 km CLTC combined range. A 15-minute fast charge can add 285 km of driving range. The Explorer uses the same powertrain hardware and has a 462 km CLTC electric range and a 1,688 km CLTC combined range.
The Xiaomi HAD system combines a roof-mounted lidar, a rear solid-state lidar, a 700 TOPS Nvidia Thor chip and the Xiaomi HAD XLA cognitive model. Confirmed functions include highway navigation assistance, city navigation assistance and valet parking assistance.
The chassis uses double-wishbone front and H-arm multi-link rear independent suspension, five-level adjustable air suspension and continuously variable damping. The N90 has a minimum turning radius of 5.95 metres, three regular drive modes and five scenario modes covering slippery roads, water crossings, hill descent, off-road assistance and recovery starts.