Xiaomi Skynomad sold 27,147 vehicles in October following China launch
In October, sales of the Skynomad series reached 27,147 vehicles—its first full month after launching in China on September 7.
Xiaomi recorded 27,147 sales of Skynomad crossovers in October. According to data from the China Passenger Car Association, this series accounted for 54.1% of the company's monthly volume. The N70 contributed 14,558 vehicles, while the N90 accounted for 12,589. September's result was 12,444 units, but those sales covered only a partial month following the launch.
The series includes two models with four versions. The five-seat N70 is available in Pro and Max configurations, while the N90 Max seats seven in a 2+2+3 layout. The five-seat N90 Max Explorer Edition features an electric pop-up roof for camping. All vehicles use a 1.5-liter turbocharged engine-generator: it generates electricity but does not drive the wheels directly.
Prices in China start at 209,900 yuan for the N70 Pro, 239,900 yuan for the N70 Max, 269,900 yuan for the N90 Max, and 299,900 yuan for the N90 Max Explorer Edition. The electric range under the CLTC cycle is 351 km, 505 km, 464 km, and 462 km, respectively. The N70 Pro is equipped with a 52 kWh LFP battery and a 210 kW electric motor, while the N70 Max has a 76 kWh NMC battery and a dual-motor all-wheel-drive system with 310 kW output.
The N90 Max features two electric motors with a combined output of 310 kW and a 76 kWh battery. The claimed total CLTC range for this version is 1,705 km, while the Explorer Edition offers 1,688 km. Charging from 20% to 80% takes 18 minutes. The driver assistance system includes an Nvidia Drive Thor chip with 700 TOPS; the N70 is equipped with one lidar, and the N90 with two.
Xiaomi's total wholesale sales in October amounted to 50,168 vehicles. Against this backdrop, sales of the SU7 electric vehicle declined to 12,984 units, and the YU7 crossover to 10,037. The growth of Skynomad offset the decline in volumes for both fully electric models.
