Xiaomi Pengcheng N70, N90 Hit 70,000 Locked Orders in First Month

The signal here is not the headline number but the conversion rate implied by "locked" orders, which represent committed buyers rather than refundable interest — a harder metric than the reservation counts Xiaomi has previously publicized. It matters most for Xiaomi's positioning as a newer entrant trying to prove demand durability beyond its debut model, and for suppliers and competitors tracking whether a consumer-electronics brand can sustain automotive order momentum. Whether the locked figure keeps climbing past the launch window, or plateaus as initial enthusiasm fades, is the open question.