Xiaomi Puts All Four EVs on China's Premium Sales Board as Q3 Results Loom
Published on 11/11/2026 at 11:10 | Editorial boerse-global.de
Xiaomi has secured a place for every one of its four electric models on China's October ranking of best-selling new-energy vehicles priced above 200,000 yuan, founder and CEO Lei Jun confirmed. The list covers alternative-drive cars in that price bracket, and the company's full presence on it marks a broadening of its automotive footprint.
The N70 led the Xiaomi contingent with 14,545 units, followed by the SU7 at 12,954. Lei Jun put the N90 at 12,587 vehicles, while the YU7 accounted for 10,037. The figures reflect each model's standing within a ranking segmented by powertrain type and price.
Xiaomi had already flagged more than 50,000 deliveries for October on November 1, though that announcement carried neither a precise total nor a model-by-model breakdown. Reuters reports roughly 336,000 electric vehicles delivered between January and October, with the company targeting 550,000 shipments for 2026.
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Open-Source IoT Paper With Peking University
Separately, Xiaomi and Peking University released an industry-open whitepaper on the IoT device model, presented at the CCF China Software Conference. The document addresses the connected-device framework underpinning the Internet of Things. Xiaomi says it is contributing technical experience drawn from more than 1.16 billion AIoT devices for the benefit of the wider sector.
Robotics work has also advanced. On November 3, the company reported that a humanoid robot had for the first time staffed a sorting station continuously for eight hours at one of its own car plants. A trial of household tasks in Xiaomi youth apartments got under way at the same time.
Analysts See Q3 Revenue Slip
UOB Kay Hian forecast on November 2 a 6.7% year-on-year decline in third-quarter 2026 revenue to RMB 106 billion. In the brokerage's view, weaker IoT and EV sales are likely to outweigh a stronger smartphone quarter.
The Q3 2026 results are scheduled for release on November 24, according to the HKEX calendar, with a board meeting also announced for that date. The earnings report is the group's next scheduled results event. Xiaomi shares were down 1.2% in today's trading.
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