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Leapmotor delivered a record 106,127 cars in October, Xpeng passed 50,000 for the first time and Xiaomi had its best month of 2026, while Nio and Li Auto both fell year-on-year.
Xpeng's 5.1-meter flagship SUV is now on sale in eight European countries. The seven-seat G9L charges at up to 540 kW and is assembled by Magna Steyr in Graz, with first deliveries in December 2026.
An undisguised, updated Xiaomi SU7 Ultra is testing on the Nordschleife on Munich plates with a twin-plane swan-neck wing and a new aero kit. Xiaomi wants its EV lap record back from Porsche, and the car is expected in 2027.
BYD's all-new Tang EV moves to a dedicated electric platform with five seats, up to 515 kW, 850 km CLTC range and lidar. Dealers are already receiving cars ahead of the November launch.
The 2026 Li i6 gets Li Auto’s own Mach M100 chip, a 96 kWh battery and up to 780 km of range, at an unchanged price of about $37,190.
The Xpeng Mona L05 SUV is on sale in China from about $20,800, with up to 635 km of EV range or an EREV version, and exports to 65 markets.
