Xiaomi says its new Skynomad vehicle series received more than 70,000 confirmed orders in China between Sept. 7 and Oct. 7, 2026. The figure counts customers who selected their vehicle specifications and confirmed an order; it does not mean all those vehicles have been delivered. Deliveries began in September.

The range comprises the N70 Pro, N70 Max, N90 Max and N90 Max Explorer Edition. The N70 measures 4.96 metres long, 1.998 metres wide and 1.785 metres tall, with a 2.95-metre wheelbase. The larger N90 Max is 5.285 metres long and 1.998 metres wide, stands 1.825 metres tall and has a 3.08-metre wheelbase.

Prices start at 209,900 yuan (about US$31,300) for the five-seat, front-wheel-drive N70 Pro, rising to 239,900 yuan (about US$35,700) for the five-seat, all-wheel-drive N70 Max. The five-seat, all-wheel-drive N90 Max starts at 269,900 yuan (about US$39,700); the seven-seat, all-wheel-drive Explorer Edition costs 299,900 yuan (about US$44,100).

Xiaomi founder and CEO Lei Jun said the company delivered more than 40,000 vehicles in September, including over 10,000 from the Skynomad series in its first month. The report says Skynomad’s order tally remains below the response to Xiaomi’s YU7 SUV, while noting the new range’s arrival as China’s extended-range electric vehicle market contracts. Xiaomi’s first-month promotions ended on Oct. 7.