- Xiaomi Auto marked 800,000 cumulative deliveries about 29 months after first customer deliveries, reflecting aggressive volume growth driven by price-competitive EV and SUV lineup expansion.
- SU7 series surpassed 500,000 deliveries in 28.5 months; monthly deliveries topped 39,000 in January and stayed above 30,000 for five straight months; SkyNomad N70 Max pre-orders start at RMB 259,900 (about $38,750).
- Targets legacy mainstream EV and SUV buyers in China and Europe, but risks include meeting 2027 European launch timelines, dealer network scaling, and maintaining margins amid high volume expectations.
On Sept. 7, Xiaomi Auto released its latest delivery figures, saying cumulative deliveries across its model lineup have surpassed 800,000 units since the brand began deliveries.
The milestone came about 29 months after Xiaomi Auto began its first customer deliveries on April 3, 2024.
On July 30, Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun disclosed at the Xiaomi SkyNomad technology event that cumulative deliveries of the SU7 and YU7 had exceeded 700,000 units.
Xiaomi Auto has maintained relatively high delivery volumes since the beginning of 2026.
Monthly deliveries exceeded 39,000 units in January and 20,000 units in both February and March.
From April through August, monthly deliveries remained above 30,000 units for five consecutive months.
Compared with its earlier period, when production ramp-up was the primary constraint, Xiaomi Auto’s monthly deliveries have now entered a relatively stable range.
The SU7 series, Xiaomi Auto’s first mass-produced model, had surpassed 500,000 cumulative deliveries as of Aug. 17, reaching that level in 28.5 months after its market launch.
Meanwhile, Xiaomi Auto’s other product line, SkyNomad, will officially launch at 7 p.m. tonight, with three range-extended SUVs — the N70 Pro, N70 Max and N90 Max — set to be introduced initially.
The N70 Max and N90 Max opened for pre-orders on July 30 at RMB 259,900 ($38,750) and RMB 299,900 ($44,620), respectively. Pricing for the N70 Pro will be announced at the launch event.
As it continues to expand deliveries in China, Xiaomi Auto has also begun preparing for its next phase of overseas sales.
On Sept. 3, Lei confirmed that Xiaomi Auto plans to enter the European market in 2027.
In August, Xiaomi launched its global website and international social-media accounts as part of preparations for its overseas operations.
During IFA Berlin 2026, Xiaomi Auto signed memorandums of understanding with eight German automotive dealer groups, beginning to establish a local sales and after-sales service network in Europe.
Xiaomi President William Lu said the models planned for overseas launch will be taken to Sweden, Germany, Spain and Italy.
They will undergo high-speed validation and functional testing at seven test sites, including the winter testing facility in Arjeplog and the Nürburgring.
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