Gasgoo Munich-On July 1, Xiaomi EV announced via its official Weibo account that deliveries for June 2026 stayed above 30,000 units. This marks the third straight month the automaker has held monthly deliveries above the 30,000 mark, following April and May.
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Based on earlier disclosures, cumulative deliveries for the first half of 2026 are estimated at nearly 180,000 units. The trend has been volatile: January spiked above 39,000 units as orders from the previous year were fulfilled, while February and March slipped to a 20,000–25,000 band due to the Lunar New Year holiday and production line tweaks. Since April, however, volumes have reclaimed the 30,000 level and held there, supported by gradual capacity releases for the refreshed SU7.
The SU7 series remains the backbone of Xiaomi EV’s portfolio, spanning the 215,900 to 299,900 yuan price band and commanding a strong share of the pure-electric sedan market above 200,000 yuan. It is worth noting that the company continues to disclose delivery ranges rather than exact figures—a strategy that guards against over-analyzing minor monthly volatility while keeping room for flexibility as capacity ramps up at its second plant.
Analysts suggest that holding deliveries above 30,000 units for three consecutive months signals Xiaomi EV’s transition from its brand launch phase into scaled operations. With the arrival of new models like the YU7 series in the second half and added capacity from the second plant, volumes are poised to climb further. Yet as competition in the pure-electric sector intensifies, the company faces a critical test in the next phase: sustaining its delivery momentum while reaching profitability.
