Xiaomi's electric vehicle division has reached a total delivery milestone of 800,000 units. The company's founder and CEO Lei Jun announced this achievement ahead of the launch of the new Sky Nomad line.
The company reached this volume in approximately 29 months, starting from the delivery of the first SU7 sedan in April 2024. The most recent 100,000 vehicles were sold in just 3.5 months.
As of the end of July, Xiaomi Auto had delivered 767,630 vehicles, consisting of 499,175 SU7 sedans and 268,455 YU7 crossovers. In August, the company maintained a trend of delivering over 30,000 cars for the fifth consecutive month.
For the first seven months of 2026, 216,322 vehicles were delivered. Including the August minimum of 30,000, the total for eight months is approximately 246,000 cars.
Xiaomi is currently behind its annual target of 550,000 vehicles, having achieved less than half of the plan in eight months. To meet the goal, the company must sell an average of about 75,900 cars per month from September to December.
The company is betting on the Sky Nomad line, which includes three EREV crossovers. This lineup features the seven-seater N90 Max with a pre-order price of ¥299,900 and the N70 Max priced at ¥259,900.
