Xiaomi Auto Monthly Deliveries 2024-2026
Month
2024
2025
2026
January
22,897
39,002
February
23,728
20,414
March
29,244
21,440
April
7,058
28,585
36,702
May
8,630
28,013
32,759
June
14,296
25,459
34,738
July
13,120
30,452
31,267
August
13,111
36,396
30,153
September
13,559
41,948
40,015
October
20,726
48,654
November
23,156
46,249
December
25,815
50,212
Xiaomi Auto monthly deliveries
2024
2025
2026
- Xiaomi Auto’s September deliveries rose 32.71% from August but fell 4.61% from a year earlier, marking a second consecutive year-on-year decline.
- The Sky Nomad lineup delivered 12,444 vehicles in September.
Xiaomi Auto, the EV unit of Xiaomi (HKEX: 1810), delivered 40,015 vehicles in September, its highest monthly total this year, as the newly launched Sky Nomad extended-range SUV lineup began contributing to sales.
The figure was disclosed in a China Passenger Car Association (CPCA) report released on October 12. Xiaomi had previously said only that deliveries exceeded 40,000 vehicles for the month.
Still, the total was down 4.61% from 41,948 vehicles a year earlier, marking a second consecutive year-on-year decline, according to data compiled by CnEVPost.
September deliveries rose 32.71% from August’s 30,153 vehicles, ending 2 consecutive months of sequential declines and marking the biggest monthly increase since April.
Xiaomi launched the Sky Nomad lineup on September 7, entering the extended-range electric vehicle (EREV) market for the first time. Its automotive business had previously relied on the battery-electric SU7 sedan and YU7 SUV.
The company said at the time that firm orders for the Sky Nomad exceeded 10,000 within 4 minutes of launch. On October 8, Xiaomi announced that the Sky Nomad series had received more than 70,000 locked-in orders within 30 days of its launch.
The Sky Nomad N70 delivered 7,147 vehicles in September, while the N90 delivered 5,297, bringing the lineup’s combined total to 12,444.
The SU7 sedan lineup delivered 15,751 vehicles in September, down 19.55% from a year earlier and 4.64% from August. It was the lineup’s twelfth consecutive month of year-on-year declines.
Xiaomi SU7 Monthly Deliveries 2024-2026
Month
2024
2025
2026
January
22,897
1,133
February
23,728
218
March
29,244
7,882
April
7,058
28,585
26,826
May
8,630
28,013
24,023
June
14,296
23,225
20,414
July
13,120
24,410
21,044
August
13,111
19,848
16,518
September
13,559
19,579
15,751
October
20,726
14,992
November
23,156
12,520
December
25,815
11,123
Xiaomi SU7 monthly deliveries
2024
2025
2026
The YU7 SUV lineup delivered 11,820 vehicles in September, down 47.16% from a year earlier and 13.31% from August.
Xiaomi YU7 Monthly Deliveries 2025-2026
Month
2025
2026
January
37,869
February
20,196
March
13,558
April
9,876
May
8,736
June
2,234
14,324
July
6,042
10,223
August
16,548
13,635
September
22,369
11,820
October
33,662
November
33,729
December
39,089
Xiaomi YU7 monthly deliveries
2025
2026
Xiaomi Auto delivered 101,435 vehicles in the third quarter, down 6.77% from 108,796 a year earlier.
Deliveries in the first 9 months totaled 286,490 vehicles, up 7.41% from a year earlier. That was slower than the 9.65% growth recorded in the first 8 months.
The total represents 52.1% of its annual target of 550,000 vehicles. To meet that goal, Xiaomi needs to deliver 263,510 vehicles in the final 3 months, averaging about 87,837 a month, or roughly 2.2 times September’s level.
That would require a sharp increase in fourth-quarter deliveries, making the Sky Nomad’s production ramp-up and conversion of orders into deliveries crucial.
China’s retail sales of new energy vehicles (NEVs) in September totaled 1.084 million units, down 16.7% year-on-year, marking the ninth consecutive month of year-on-year decline, according to data released yesterday by the CPCA.
Overseas sales remained strong, with NEV exports in September reaching 558,000 units, surging 163.5% year-on-year.
Xiaomi currently generates all of its vehicle sales in China, leaving it exposed to a domestic market that is still contracting.
Xiaomi Auto’s cumulative deliveries reached 837,798 vehicles at the end of September, according to data compiled by CnEVPost.
The Sky Nomad lineup secured more than 70,000 locked-in orders in its first month, providing demand support for Xiaomi’s first foray into the extended-range EV market.
