Chinese technology company Xiaomi has reported more than 50,000 electric vehicle (EV) deliveries in October, marking its strongest monthly performance so far in 2026.
The milestone comes as the company increases production to meet its annual delivery target of 550,000 vehicles.
According to the company, Xiaomi delivered approximately 336,000 electric vehicles between January and October. This represents about 61% of its full-year target.
The company has recorded steady growth in monthly deliveries, exceeding 30,000 vehicles in August and 40,000 in September before crossing the 50,000 mark in October.
The latest figures highlight Xiaomi’s growing presence in China’s competitive electric vehicle market as it expands beyond its traditional smartphone and consumer electronics business.
However, the company still has significant ground to cover to achieve its 2026 target, with the final two months of the year expected to be important for its production and sales performance.
Xiaomi’s latest achievement reflects its growing ambitions in the global electric vehicle industry, where established automakers and technology companies are competing to attract consumers with new electric models and advanced automotive technology.
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