Onvo L60 Deliveries Reach 110,000 as August Sales Rebound

NIO Inc's Onvo brand said Friday that cumulative deliveries of the Onvo L60 had reached 110,000 units, marking a major milestone for the mid-size electric SUV. The achievement came about 23 months after customer deliveries began on September 28, 2024. The milestone also highlighted a sharp improvement in the model's recent sales performance. Cumulative L60 deliveries stood at 103,824 units at the end of July, meaning at least 6,176 units were delivered during the first 28 days of August. That August figure was already 3.1 times the 1,974 units delivered during the entire month of July and had surpassed the 5,859 units recorded in August 2025.

Onvo L60 Delivery Performance Shows August Rebound

The L60's recent performance contrasts sharply with its results earlier in 2026. The model delivered 18,640 units during the first seven months of the year, representing a 50.74% year-over-year decline. July was particularly weak, with deliveries falling 66.97% year-over-year to 1,974 units. However, the latest cumulative milestone indicates a substantial rebound following the introduction of the updated model. The L60 reached its 100,000th delivery on June 26, meaning the latest 10,000 units were delivered in approximately two months. The pace accelerated further in August, suggesting that the refreshed vehicle and its lower starting price have strengthened customer demand.

Onvo L60 Monthly Deliveries From 2024 to 2026

The monthly delivery history shows how the L60's sales trajectory has changed since its market launch. Deliveries began with 832 units in September 2024 before increasing sharply toward the end of that year, reaching 10,528 units in December. During 2025, monthly deliveries generally remained in the 4,000-to-6,000-unit range, while 2026 brought greater volatility. August 2026 is particularly notable because the model had already delivered at least 6,176 units in the first 28 days, exceeding its full-month total from August 2025. The figures therefore point to a significant acceleration compared with the preceding two months.

Updated L60 Brings Lower Pricing and New Technology

The updated L60 was launched on June 11, with nationwide deliveries beginning the following day. Its starting price under the outright purchase option is 192,800 yuan ($28,430), which is 6.8% lower than the predecessor's starting price. The vehicle is offered in three variants: Pro, Max+ and Ultra+, with outright purchase prices reaching 222,800 yuan. Under the BaaS, or battery-as-a-service, rental plan, the starting price falls to 135,800 yuan. The refreshed pricing structure gives the model a lower entry point while retaining multiple configurations designed to address different customer requirements. The L60 is the first model launched under the Onvo brand.

Advanced Driving Systems and 900-Volt Architecture

The Max+ and Ultra+ versions use NIO Inc's in-house-developed Shenji NX9031, a 5-nanometer automotive-grade assisted-driving chip, together with the NIO World Model architecture. The entry-level Pro version continues with a vision-only system powered by an Nvidia Orin-X chip delivering 254 TOPS of computing power. Beyond its electronic architecture, the updated L60 uses a 900-volt high-voltage platform and supports battery swapping in three minutes. Customers can choose between 60-kWh and 85-kWh battery packs, offering maximum CLTC ranges of 560 kilometers and 740 kilometers, respectively. These specifications position the refreshed vehicle around fast energy replenishment, long driving range and increasingly advanced vehicle computing capabilities.

Onvo Expands Beyond Its First Model

Onvo's dependence on the L60 has started to decline as the brand expands its lineup with the L80 and L90. In July, Onvo delivered 10,155 vehicles, up 69.93% year-over-year, while the L60 accounted for approximately 19.4% of the brand's total deliveries. This indicates that the brand's growth is increasingly being supported by a broader product portfolio rather than relying entirely on its original SUV. The L60 nevertheless remains strategically important because its cumulative volume has now crossed 110,000 units and its refreshed version is showing a significant improvement in monthly momentum. The model's main competitive reference remains Tesla's similarly sized Model Y in the Chinese electric SUV market.

Onvo Monthly Deliveries Continue to Diversify

The broader Onvo delivery data also shows the brand's changing scale and product mix. After beginning deliveries in 2024, monthly volumes increased substantially during 2025, including 17,342 vehicles in October and 15,246 in September. In 2026, the brand recorded 12,029 deliveries in May and 11,743 in June before reaching 10,155 in July. The July result represented a 69.93% year-over-year increase despite the L60 itself posting a sharp annual decline. Onvo said the L60 has ranked among the top three best-selling all-electric mid-size SUVs in China's 200,000-yuan price segment since launch, while the arrival of additional models is reducing the brand's reliance on a single vehicle.

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The Onvo L60 reached 110,000 cumulative deliveries about 23 months after deliveries began on September 28, 2024, marking an important milestone for the brand's first model. The vehicle delivered 103,824 units through the end of July 2026, meaning at least 6,176 additional units were delivered during the first 28 days of August. That August pace was 3.1 times July's full-month volume of 1,974 units and had already exceeded the 5,859 units recorded during August 2025.