Xiaomi Auto delivered 40,015 vehicles in China in September, its highest monthly total so far in 2026, according to China Passenger Car Association data released on October 12. Deliveries climbed 32.71% from August but were 4.61% lower than in September 2025, marking a second straight year-on-year decline.
The newly launched Sky Nomad extended-range SUV range accounted for 12,444 deliveries: 7,147 for the N70 and 5,297 for the N90. Xiaomi introduced the lineup on September 7, entering the extended-range electric vehicle market for the first time. The company later said it had received more than 70,000 locked-in orders within 30 days of launch.
The SU7 sedan lineup delivered 15,751 vehicles, down 19.55% year on year and 4.64% from August. Its year-on-year deliveries have declined for 12 consecutive months. The YU7 SUV recorded 11,820 deliveries, down 47.16% from a year earlier and 13.31% month on month.
Xiaomi Auto delivered 101,435 vehicles in the third quarter, a 6.77% annual decline, while its nine-month total rose 7.41% to 286,490. That represents 52.1% of the company’s 550,000-vehicle annual target; reaching it would require 263,510 deliveries in the final quarter. The report notes that Xiaomi sells its vehicles only in China, where September NEV retail sales fell 16.7% year on year.