Xiaomi delivered 50,168 vehicles in October, Sky Nomad accounted for over half
Deliveries of the Sky Nomad series with extended range reached 27,147 units, exceeding half of Xiaomi's monthly volume for the first time. The result was the best since the beginning of the year.
Xiaomi's automotive division delivered 50,168 vehicles in October. This marks only the second time the company's monthly result has exceeded 50,000 vehicles, falling just 44 units short of its all-time high. The wholesale delivery data was published by the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA).
The main driver of growth was the Sky Nomad series. It accounted for 54.11% of Xiaomi's October volume—the first time it surpassed half. Deliveries of the series more than doubled compared to September. Sky Nomad was launched in September as Xiaomi's first lineup of electric vehicles equipped with a range extender.
Against this backdrop, demand for previous battery-only models remained weaker. Combined deliveries of the SU7 and YU7 totaled 23,021 vehicles, declining compared to the previous month. The SU7 has seen a year-on-year drop for the 13th consecutive month, while the YU7 has experienced declines both year-on-year and month-on-month.
For the first time, CPCA's statistics also showed a discrepancy between Xiaomi's wholesale and domestic retail sales. The difference was due to 45 vehicles, which were counted as exports in the delivery calculations. The report does not specify which countries these vehicles were sent to or their intended purpose.
