Xiaomi launched a new “on-stock purchase” strategy that includes brand-new vehicles, display vehicles and near-new vehicles.
On December 1, Xiaomi Auto announced that its November deliveries once again exceeded 40,000 units, marking the third consecutive month above that threshold.
According to data from the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA), Xiaomi delivered 41,948 vehicles in September, surpassing the 40,000 milestone for the first time, and further set a new record of 48,654 units in October.
On November 20, Xiaomi celebrated the rollout of its 500,000th vehicle, achieved in less than 20 months—setting a new speed record among global new energy vehicle manufacturers. Founder Lei Jun said the company expects full-year deliveries to exceed 400,000 units in 2025.
Production ramp-up has been a key driver of the sales momentum. Xiaomi’s Beijing factory Phase I and II have a planned annual capacity of 300,000 units.
Phase III and Phase I of the Wuhan facility will begin production next year. With additional capacity coming online, Xiaomi’s supply capability is expected to expand further.
Financial results also reflect the rapid scale-up of its automotive business. Xiaomi’s Q3 report showed revenue from intelligent EVs and AI-related innovation businesses reached RMB 29.01 billion ($4.06 billion), with the segment achieving positive operating profit of RMB 700 million ($98 million) for the quarter. Automotive revenue reached RMB 28.3 billion ($3.96 billion), up 197.9% year-on-year.
Following the release of November delivery data, Xiaomi launched a new “on-stock purchase” strategy that includes brand-new vehicles, display vehicles and near-new vehicles.
Orders locked before 24:00 on December 26, 2025 are expected to be delivered before the end of the year. If delivery slips into 2026 due to Xiaomi’s reasons, customers will receive purchase tax compensation.
Xiaomi stated that beginning 12:00 on December 1, users with locked but undelivered orders can prioritize reallocating to the same model in stock. On December 3 at 10:00, the “on-stock purchase” program opens to all users. Specific availability times will follow official Xiaomi Auto app announcements.
In terms of distribution, Xiaomi added 17 stores in November, bringing its retail network to 441 stores across 131 cities. An additional 36 stores are planned for December.
As of November 30, Xiaomi operates 249 service centers in 144 cities.
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