Xiaomi Auto Delivers More Than 50,000 Cars in October, Its Best Month of 2026
Xiaomi Auto delivered more than 50,000 vehicles in October, its best month of 2026 and only its second month above 50,000. It did not give an exact number. Its 550,000 target for the year still needs a much faster pace.
By the Tesla News Wire staff · Edited by Seamus McKenna · · 2 min read
Xiaomi Auto delivered more than 50,000 vehicles in October, its highest monthly total of 2026. As usual, it did not give an exact figure or a split between the SU7, YU7 and Sky Nomad.
What the floor tells us
Taking 50,000 as the floor, October was up at least 24.95% from September's 40,015 and at least 2.77% from 48,654 a year earlier. That ends two months of annual declines.
The only other month above 50,000 was December 2025, with 50,212. Whether October is a record depends on CPCA data due later this month.
Year to date: at least 336,490, about 61.2% of the 550,000 target.
A steep climb to the target
CnEVPost calculates Xiaomi would need up to 213,510 more deliveries in November and December. That is about 106,755 a month, roughly double October's floor. Inside China Auto says the target "will need a very big final two months."
The Sky Nomad extended-range series, launched on Sept. 7, is driving the rebound. All of Xiaomi's car sales are still in China, where the YU7 competes directly with Tesla's Model Y.
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