A Xiaomi YU7 on display at the Beijing Auto Show in April 2026. Credit: CnEVPost
- Xiaomi EV didn’t disclose a specific figure, sticking with the vague wording it has always used.
- It completed only about 34% of its 550,000-unit annual target in the first half, with the Sky Nomad extended-range SUV set to launch in September.
Xiaomi EV, the electric vehicle (EV) unit of Xiaomi (HKEX: 1810), said on Saturday that its July deliveries continued to exceed 30,000 units.
That marks the fourth consecutive month above the 30,000 mark, and the fourth straight month it has used that phrasing. As before, Xiaomi EV didn’t provide a specific figure or a model-level breakdown.
Detailed monthly delivery data is expected to be released later by the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA).
Notably, Xiaomi EV delivered 30,452 vehicles in July last year. That means year-on-year growth would be minimal if the actual July figure came in only slightly above 30,000.
Xiaomi EV delivered 185,055 vehicles in the first half, up 17.18% year on year, according to data compiled by CnEVPost. June deliveries of 34,738 units were the second-highest monthly total of the year.
The company has set a 2026 delivery target of 550,000 vehicles, about 34% higher than the roughly 410,000 units it delivered in 2025.
Xiaomi EV 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
August
13,111
36,396
September
13,559
41,948
October
20,726
48,654
November
23,156
46,249
December
25,815
50,212
Xiaomi EV monthly deliveries
2024
2025
2026
Based on its first-half pace, Xiaomi has completed only about 34% of that target. To reach it, monthly deliveries in the second half would need to approach 60,000 units, far above current levels.
The divergence between models continues. The YU7 SUV delivered 104,559 units in the first half and has become the volume mainstay, while the SU7 sedan delivered 80,496 units, down 48.30% year on year.
A new product line is the key variable for Xiaomi in the second half. On July 30, the company formally unveiled Sky Nomad, its second vehicle series, extending its business into extended-range electric vehicles (EREVs) for the first time.
The flagship N90 Max is priced at 299,900 yuan ($44,171) in pre-sales, while the smaller N70 Max starts at 259,900 yuan. Both are scheduled to go on sale officially in September.
That pricing places the N90 Max below the 339,000 yuan Model Y L, the six-seat SUV from Tesla (NASDAQ: TSLA), and puts it in direct competition with Li Auto (NASDAQ: LI) and Huawei-backed Aito.
The Sky Nomad N90 is expected to appear at the Chengdu Auto Show, which opens on August 21.
Xiaomi EV’s June deliveries rose 36.45% year-on-year and 6.04% from the previous month, marking the third consecutive month above the 30,000-unit mark.
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