Xiaomi Exceeds 50,000 Deliveries in October, Setting Its Highest Monthly Level in 2026
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Xiaomi Auto deliveries exceeded 50,000 vehicles in October 2026, setting the company’s highest monthly level of the year, according to an announcement on its official Weibo account reported by CnEVPost. The result returned deliveries to year-over-year growth after two consecutive months of declines. The company did not disclose the exact number or the breakdown by model, so comparisons calculated on the basis of 50,000 remain minimums. Deliveries therefore rose at least 24.95% from 40,015 vehicles in September. They also increased at least 2.77% from 48,654 vehicles in October 2025.
The turnaround followed year-over-year declines in deliveries in August and September, with September down 4.61% from the same period a year earlier, according to CnEVPost. Exceeding 50,000 points to a monthly improvement over September levels and puts October above the result for the same month in 2025. The company had announced deliveries of more than 40,000 vehicles in September, while the published figure for that month was 40,015. October’s threshold alone does not reveal the actual increase, as the final number could be higher than 50,000. The awaited model-level data remain necessary to understand the sources of the improvement.
The Sky Nomad series stood out among the factors that may explain the improvement in deliveries, after handing over 12,444 vehicles in September, according to CnEVPost. The series had surpassed 70,000 confirmed orders in its first 30 days after launch. Xiaomi introduced the series on 7 September, marking its entry into the extended-range electric vehicle market. CnEVPost said the acceleration in Sky Nomad deliveries “has begun to offset the decline in SU7 and YU7 sales.” But the company has not published October deliveries by model, so the contribution of each series to the monthly total cannot be determined.
Xiaomi Auto’s cumulative deliveries in the first ten months of 2026 reached at least 336,490 vehicles, up at least 6.69% from 315,376 vehicles in the same period of 2025, according to CnEVPost. The total represents about 61.2% of the company’s annual target of 550,000 vehicles. To meet the target, Xiaomi needs to deliver up to 213,510 vehicles in November and December. That requires an average of about 106,755 vehicles a month over the final two months. This average remains far above October’s announced threshold, which exceeded 50,000 vehicles without specifying the final number.
Cumulative deliveries over Xiaomi’s automotive operations reached at least 887,798 vehicles by the end of October, compared with 837,798 vehicles at the end of September, according to CnEVPost. These figures represent total deliveries since the business began and do not, on their own, establish the number of vehicles delivered in October. In the broader market, China’s passenger-car exports exceeded 7.1 million vehicles in the first nine months of 2026, up more than 70% from the same period a year earlier, according to the Associated Press. These figures place the company’s performance in a sector undergoing rapid export expansion. They do not, however, establish Xiaomi’s share of China’s domestic market or exports.
XIACY shares closed at $16.86 on 30 October, according to EL7 data. They had closed at $17.03 on 26 October, then at $16.30 on 27 October and $16.17 on 28 October, before rising to $16.49 on 29 October. As for the release of operational details, Investing.com expected the China Passenger Car Association to publish the exact figures for Xiaomi’s October deliveries and the model breakdown later in November. The report did not specify a particular day for their release. The data will show how much each model contributed to October’s result.