Four mixed‐halide cluster salts with chloride‐iodide‐supported octahedral Nb
6
metal atoms cores were prepared and investigated. The cluster anions have the formula [Nb
6
Cl
i
12
I
a
6
]
n
−
with Cl occupying the inner ligand sites and I the outer one. They are one‐ or two‐electron‐oxidized (
n
=2 or 3) with respect to the starting material cluster. (Ph
4
P)
+
and (PPN)
+
function as counter cations. The X‐ray structures reveal a mixed occupation of the outer sites for only one compound, (PPN)
3
[Nb
6
Cl
i
12
I
a
5.047(9)
Cl
a
0.953
]. All four compounds are obtained in high yield. If in the chemical reactions a mixture of acetic anhydride, CH
2
Cl
2
, and trimethylsilyl iodide is used, the resulting acidic conditions lead to form the two‐electron‐oxidised species (
n
=2) with 14 cluster‐based electrons (CBEs). If only acetic anhydride is used, the 15 CBE species (
n
=3) is obtained in high yield. Interesting intermolecular bonding is found in (Ph
4
P)
2
[Nb
6
Cl
i
12
I
a
6
] ⋅ 4CH
2
Cl
2
with I⋅⋅⋅I halogen bonding and π‐π bonding interactions between the phenyl rings of the cations in (PPN)
3
[Nb
6
Cl
i
12
I
a
5.047(9)
Cl
a
0.953
]. The solubility of (Ph
4
P)
2
[Nb
6
Cl
i
12
I
a
6
] ⋅ 4CH
2
Cl
2
has been determined qualitatively in a variety of solvents, and good solubility in the aprotic solvents CH
3
CN, THF and CH
2
Cl
2
has been found.