Xiaomi Auto unit delivered more than 50,000 vehicles in October, its best month of 2026, and the new Sky Nomad SUVs get most of the credit. They helped end two straight months of year-on-year declines. Xiaomi announced the result on Sunday, November 1, without an exact number or a breakdown across the SU7, YU7 and Sky Nomad.
Xiaomi Auto October numbers
Xiaomi has now passed 50,000 in a month twice. The first time was December 2025, with 50,212. Taking 50,000 as the floor, October is up at least 24.95% on September’s 40,015 and at least 2.77% on the 48,654 delivered in October 2025. That ends a slump: August and September both came in below the prior year, with September down 4.61%.
Sky Nomad
Xiaomi launched the Sky Nomad on September 7, its first extended-range EV after the all-electric SU7 and YU7. It comes as two SUVs, the N70 and N90, starting at 209,900 yuan (about $31,000). They delivered 12,444 units in their first month (7,147 N70 and 5,297 N90), about a third of Xiaomi’s September total. Xiaomi says it took more than 70,000 locked-in orders in the first 30 days, though orders aren’t deliveries, and there is still no Sky Nomad figure for October.
The 550,000 target
Through October, Xiaomi has delivered at least 336,490 vehicles, about 61.2% of its 550,000 goal. Hitting it means up to 213,510 more in November and December, around 106,755 a month. That is more than double what Xiaomi managed in October.
China market
Every Xiaomi delivery is in China, where EV demand is weak. Retail NEV sales fell 16.7% year on year in September, the ninth drop in a row. Xpeng also crossed 50,000 in October, with 50,237 deliveries, and edged ahead of Xiaomi.
Exact October numbers and the model split should come from the China Passenger Car Association later in November, and that will show how much of the jump is Sky Nomad.
