ONVO surpassed 10,000 cumulative deliveries in November 2024, 30,000 by February 2025, 50,000 by June, and now exceeds 100,000 in October—taking less than 13 months.
On October 15, ONVO announced that its 100,000th mass-produced vehicle (the L90) had officially rolled off the production line and that it would complete delivery to its 100,000th customer later this week—ranking among the top two fastest pure-electric newcomers to reach the milestone.
ONVO’s first model, the L60, began deliveries on September 28, 2024, followed by the launch of its second flagship SUV, the L90, on July 31, 2025.
The delivery timeline shows rapid momentum: ONVO surpassed 10,000 cumulative deliveries in November 2024, 30,000 by February 2025, 50,000 by June, and now exceeds 100,000 in October—taking less than 13 months.
On the product side, the L60 has been the volume driver. The mid-size pure-electric SUV has exceeded 70,000 units in cumulative sales, consistently ranking among the top three in its segment.
It previously topped the 2025 annual resale value chart for mid-size pure-electric SUVs and became the first EV in China Insurance Automotive Safety Index (C-IASI) history to receive all “excellent” safety ratings.
The three-row ONVO L90 achieved 21,626 deliveries within two months, setting a new delivery-speed record for large pure-electric SUVs while leading sales in its category.
On the manufacturing front, ONVO shares NIO Inc.’s fully digital production system and lightweight body architecture, supporting mixed production of aluminum and high-strength steel.
Starting this October, monthly L90 capacity will rise to 15,000 units, with L60 output ramping up in parallel, driving overall brand scale higher.
In charging and energy infrastructure, ONVO is integrated into the NIO Power network, which currently comprises 8,288 charging and swapping stations, including 3,523 power swap stations, 27,276 self-built chargers, and 1,002 highway swap stations that cover the “9 vertical, 11 horizontal, 16 major metropolitan corridors” and linking 550 cities nationwide.
The service network also overlaps with NIO’s more than 300 service centers and after-sales facilities, while ONVO’s own stores and showrooms now span 130 cities with over 400 locations in total.
Data shows that NIO Inc. delivered 34,749 new vehicles in September, up 64% year-on-year. The ONVO brand accounted for 15,246 of those, representing 43.8% of total deliveries and serving as the group’s primary growth engine.
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