【Electric Vehicles】Leap Motor delivered 50,000 units in March, Xiaomi Auto delivered 20,000 units. A comprehensive look at the performance of new energy vehicle manufacturers in March (updating continuously)

SocialAnxietyStaker · 2026-04-01T03:16:03+00:00

Mainland new energy vehicle manufacturers announced March delivery figures. Leap Motor delivered 50,029 units, a 35% increase year-over-year, and launched the new model A10 on March 26. Xiaomi delivered over 20,000 electric vehicles, with the SU7 already exceeding 7,000 units delivered. Leap Motor plans to participate in the Beijing Auto Show in April to showcase new vehicle models.

SocialAnxietyStaker

2026-04-01 03:16:03

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Mainland China’s new energy vehicle manufacturers have been gradually releasing their March 2026 delivery volume or sales figures.

One of the newly emerging industry leaders, Leapmotor (09863) In March, the company delivered 50,029 vehicles across the entire lineup, up 35% year over year. The company said delivery volumes have steadily broken through the 50,000 mark, demonstrating strong development resilience. On the product front, the Leapmotor A10 was officially launched on March 26, with demand momentum continuing to build. In addition, Leapmotor’s Europe Innovation Center officially opened in Munich, marking Leapmotor’s first overseas innovation center. At the same time, the company’s global-expansion strategic vehicle model B10 rolled off the production line at its SKD plant in Myanmar.

In April, Leapmotor will appear at the Beijing Auto Show and bring the Lafa5 Ultra version model. In addition, the highly anticipated flagship model D19 will also hold its global launch and release event on April 16.

Xiaomi (01810) In March, deliveries of electric vehicles exceeded 20,000 units, roughly flat year over year. Xiaomi Group Chairman Lei Jun said that for its next-generation SU7, since deliveries began on March 23, cumulative deliveries have already exceeded 7,000 units.

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