Gasgoo Munich-Xiaomi Auto announced on November 1 that it delivered more than 50,000 vehicles in October 2026, setting a new monthly record. Following deliveries of more than 40,000 units in September, the company reached another milestone, with monthly deliveries rising steadily for three consecutive months.
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The growth in deliveries has been driven by two parts of Xiaomi Auto's product lineup. The all-electric SU7 sedan continues to maintain steady demand in the market for electric sedans priced above RMB 200,000. Meanwhile, production of the Pengcheng series of extended-range SUVs, introduced in September, is gradually ramping up. The series is addressing demand from family buyers and has become a key contributor to incremental deliveries. After attracting strong initial order volumes, the models are converting more orders into actual deliveries as production capacity increases and delivery operations become more streamlined.
Supported by Xiaomi's supply chain, offline retail network and broad-based traffic operations, Xiaomi Auto continues to expand its presence in China's highly competitive NEV market. Its product strategy is also evolving from a single-model lineup to a dual-track offering of all-electric and extended-range vehicles. This broader lineup enables the brand to serve a wider range of users, from younger buyers seeking sporty driving experiences to families looking for long-distance travel with fewer charging concerns.
Xiaomi Auto said the achievement reflects the trust of its vehicle owners. As competition in China's NEV market intensifies, with price competition and new model launches accelerating, monthly deliveries exceeding 50,000 units demonstrate market acceptance of the company's product lineup. Going forward, Xiaomi Auto will need to continue improving delivery efficiency and its after-sales service network while updating its models to sustain growth.
