Xiaomi deliveries top 800,000 before SUV

Xiaomi founder and CEO Lei Jun said on September 7 that Xiaomi Auto’s cumulative vehicle deliveries had exceeded 800,000, a milestone reached hours before the company’s Sky Nomad SUV launch in China. Xiaomi began delivering its first model, the SU7 sedan, in April 2024, and reached the new total in about 29 months, according to company-linked reporting and Lei’s Weibo post. (autonews.gasgoo.com) August deliveries again exceeded 30,000 units, Lei said in a separate post last week, extending a run of monthly deliveries above that threshold. (cnevpost.com) The timing matters because Xiaomi was using its September 7 fall product launch event to expand beyond the SU7 sedan and YU7 SUV lines with the Sky Nomad family, its first entry into the extended-range electric vehicle segment. (cnevpost.com) CnEVPost reported that three Sky Nomad models were due to go on sale at the event, while later same-day coverage from Electrek said Xiaomi launched four SkyNomad SUVs in China. ### How fast did Xiaomi get to 800,000 deliveries? April 2024 is when Xiaomi started handing over the SU7 sedan, and the company got to 800,000 cumulative deliveries by September 2026. CnEVPost said that meant the milestone was reached in about 29 months. (autonews.gasgoo.com) The latest 100,000 deliveries took only about 3.5 months, according to CnEVPost’s compilation of company and CPCA data. As of the end of July, Xiaomi Auto had delivered 767,630 vehicles, made up of 499,175 SU7 sedans and 268,455 YU7 SUVs, the outlet reported. ### What do the latest monthly delivery numbers show? August 2026 deliveries exceeded 30,000 units, Lei Jun said in a September 1 Weibo post. (cnevpost.com) A Xiaomi-branded Weibo account tied to the Pengcheng model said the same day that Xiaomi was also preparing for that model’s market launch and deliveries. June 2026 deliveries had also exceeded 30,000 units, according to a Xiaomi Community post that summarized official Weibo data. (cnevpost.com) CnEVPost said August marked the fifth consecutive month above 30,000 deliveries, though Xiaomi did not disclose an exact August figure. ### What is Sky Nomad, and why was the launch tied to this milestone? September 7 was the date Xiaomi set for the Sky Nomad lineup launch, according to CnEVPost. (cnevpost.com) The outlet said the initial lineup would include the N70 Pro, N70 Max and seven-seat N90 Max, marking Xiaomi’s first move into the EREV segment. Pricing disclosed ahead of launch put the N90 Max at 299,900 yuan, or about $44,240, and the N70 Max at 259,900 yuan, CnEVPost reported. (weibo.com) Electrek later reported that Xiaomi launched four SkyNomad SUVs in China, with prices starting from 209,900 yuan, or about $31,275. ### How does this fit into Xiaomi’s 2026 delivery target? Xiaomi has an annual delivery target of 550,000 vehicles for 2026, CnEVPost reported. (new.c.mi.com) Using 30,000 as a lower-bound estimate for August, the outlet said Xiaomi would have delivered about 246,322 vehicles in the first eight months of the year, equal to 44.8% of that target. From September through December, Xiaomi would need to average about 75,900 deliveries a month to meet that goal, according to CnEVPost’s calculation. (cnevpost.com) The company’s next named milestones are the rollout of the Sky Nomad lineup and preparations for Pengcheng deliveries, which Xiaomi-linked accounts said were under way as of September 1. (cnevpost.com)