On November 1, multiple automakers, including Xiaomi Auto, LI AUTO, and XPeng, released their October delivery data.

Xiaomi Auto announced via its official Weibo account that its October 2025 deliveries exceeded 40,000 units.

LI AUTO reported delivering 31,767 vehicles in October, bringing its cumulative deliveries to 1,462,788 units as of October 31, 2025. The company highlighted strong demand for its newly launched LI i6, with orders surpassing 70,000 units—far exceeding expectations. LI AUTO is collaborating with suppliers to address production bottlenecks and accelerate deliveries. Additionally, the company is expanding its global presence, opening its first overseas retail center in Uzbekistan in October, with plans to launch two more in Kazakhstan in November. LI AUTO aims to prioritize markets in Central Asia, the Middle East, Europe, and the Asia-Pacific region.

As of October 31, LI AUTO operates 551 retail centers across 157 Chinese cities, along with 554 service and repair centers in 225 cities. The company has also deployed 3,508 supercharging stations with 19,417 charging piles nationwide.

IM Motors disclosed October sales of 13,159 units, with its flagship model, the IM LS9, set for a global debut on November 4.

VOYAH Auto reported 17,218 deliveries in October, marking an 82% year-to-date growth.

LEAPMOTOR achieved a record 70,289 deliveries in October, up over 84% year-over-year.

XPeng delivered 42,013 vehicles in October, setting a new monthly record and maintaining deliveries above 40,000 units for two consecutive months. The XPeng P7+ has surpassed 80,000 cumulative deliveries, remaining the best-selling electric sedan in the 150,000–200,000 RMB segment for 11 straight months. The newly launched XPeng P7 has gained popularity among young, fashion-conscious consumers, with over 10,000 units sold. XPeng’s SUV lineup (G6/G7/G9) continues to perform strongly, with monthly sales exceeding 10,000 units and ranking among the top three in the 150,000–250,000 RMB pure-electric SUV segment. The XPeng G6 saw deliveries surpass 65,000 units from January to October 2025, up nearly 60% year-over-year. The XPeng MONA M03, with over 15,000 deliveries, has maintained monthly sales above 10,000 units for 14 consecutive months, becoming the fastest A-segment electric sedan to reach 200,000 cumulative deliveries.

XPeng also teased its upcoming XPeng X9 Super Extended-Range model, set to debut next week. The vehicle features a 63.3 kWh ultra-fast-charging LFP battery and a 60L fuel tank, offering a pure-electric range of 452 km and a combined range of 1,602 km—the longest among large seven-seater models globally.

On November 5, XPeng will host its "2025 XPeng Tech Day" in Guangzhou, showcasing breakthroughs in physical AI under the theme "Emergence."

According to preliminary data from the China Passenger Car Association, retail sales of passenger vehicles in China from October 1–26 totaled 1.613 million units, down 7% year-over-year and 4% month-over-month. Year-to-date sales reached 18.621 million units, up 8% year-over-year. Wholesale figures for the same period stood at 1.871 million units, down 1% year-over-year and 5% month-over-month, with cumulative wholesale sales at 22.718 million units, a 12% increase year-over-year.