The Chinese smartphone maker announced the milestone on Sunday as it continues to ramp up production to fulfill its annual targets. The October figures follow a steady monthly increase, with deliveries previously topping 30,000 units in August and 40,000 in September.
BEIJING, Nov 1 : Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi said on Sunday it delivered more than 50,000 electric vehicles in October, the highest monthly total this year, as it ramps up production to meet its 2026 target.
Deliveries reached about 336,000 vehicles for the first 10 months after topping 30,000 units in August and 40,000 in September.
The company aims to deliver 550,000 vehicles in 2026. Its January-October deliveries represent about 61 per cent of that goal.
Officials are attempting to calm intense labor unrest across industrial hubs by initiating formal reviews of current pay structures. Thousands of employees have sustained strikes near Dhaka to demand higher compensation against sharp living expenses, leading to violent clashes with law enforcement. Authorities warn that prolonged operational shutdowns could severely disrupt global export timelines for the nation's critical textile trade.
Xiaomi’s electric vehicle deliveries surpassed 50,000 units in October. The milestone marks a new monthly high for the company in 2026.
Housing Trust Silicon Valley is deploying major philanthropic capital across 14 Northern California counties to tackle severe regional affordability challenges. The San Jose-based community loan fund aims to compound the unrestricted funds by drawing in additional partners, financing affordable rentals, and backing faster construction methods. This long-term strategy marks the organization's 25th anniversary by significantly scaling its established lending operations.