Xiaomi reports that its SkyNomad range-extended SUV lineup receives more than 70,000 “locked-in” orders within its first 30 days after launch. The company says the count covers September 7 to October 7 and follows the lineup’s launch and the start of deliveries, which began around the same period.
Several outlets link the order figures to a sharp rise in Xiaomi’s share price. Bloomberg and Investing.com report that Xiaomi shares jump about 9%, with the move described as the biggest gain in nearly three months, driven by investor sentiment around the SkyNomad demand. Free Malaysia Today similarly attributes the share increase to strong EV orders.
Across coverage, the focus is on demand momentum in Xiaomi’s EV push, with TechNode also noting that deliveries in September exceeded 10,000 vehicles and contributed to Xiaomi Auto’s broader performance. The reports do not detail margins or cancellations, but collectively present the order intake as a key near-term datapoint for the company’s EV strategy.
