Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the phenomenon of price premiums in the second-hand market for the Xiaomi YU7, driven by high demand and long delivery times for new vehicles [2][11]. Group 1: Second-Hand Market Dynamics - Nearly 100 units of the Xiaomi YU7 have entered the second-hand market, with prices generally exceeding the new car price by over 10,000 yuan [4][5]. - The current listing prices for second-hand YU7 vehicles range from 350,000 to 390,000 yuan, with most vehicles being nearly new, having less than 100 kilometers on the odometer [5][9]. - The price increase is attributed to two main sources: professional car dealers who pre-ordered vehicles during the launch and resold them at a premium, and second-hand dealers who acquired vehicles from initial owners at a markup [9][11]. Group 2: Delivery Times and Production Capacity - The high demand for the YU7 has resulted in significant pressure on production capacity, with initial orders exceeding 240,000 units within 18 hours of the launch [12][13]. - Current estimated delivery times for various YU7 models range from 41 to 60 weeks, indicating that new buyers may wait up to a year for delivery [13][15]. - The prolonged delivery times have led to inflated prices in the second-hand market, as some initial owners or resellers seek to profit from the scarcity [15][16]. Group 3: Future Market Trends - As production capacity ramps up, the price premiums in the second-hand market are expected to narrow, reducing the profit margins for dealers over time [11][15]. - Xiaomi is actively working to increase production capacity, including plans for a new electric vehicle factory in Beijing [15].