# Xiaomi
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Xiaomi’s Smart EV Juggernaut: SU7 Locked Orders Surge Past 70,000 as Lei Jun Redefines Automotive Marketing
Xiaomi has secured over 70,000 non-refundable orders for its latest SU7 model, marking a significant victory for the tech giant's automotive division. With monthly deliveries hitting 30,000 units, the company is successfully blending smartphone-style ecosystem integration with large-scale vehicle production.
Xiaomi’s Automotive Sprint: Lei Jun Eyes 550,000 Deliveries as EV Division Scales Up
Xiaomi has reached a critical turning point in its EV strategy, recording 70,000 locked orders for the new SU7 and setting an ambitious 550,000-unit delivery target for 2026. With a revamped leadership team featuring Tesla veterans and a diversifying product line including the YU7 SUV, the company's automotive division has officially become a 100-billion-yuan revenue pillar.
Xiaomi’s Automotive Ambitions Accelerate: SU7 Locked Orders Surpass 70,000 Units
Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun announced that the SU7 electric sedan has reached 70,000 firm orders, prompting the company to streamline production by reducing optional configurations to accelerate deliveries. The move highlights Xiaomi's immediate success and its urgent need to scale manufacturing to meet unprecedented demand.
Xiaomi’s Automotive Gambit Scales Up: SU7 Firm Orders Surpass 70,000 Units
Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun announced that non-refundable orders for the SU7 EV have topped 70,000, signaling a successful market entry for the tech giant. The company now faces the critical task of scaling production to meet massive demand while maintaining its competitive edge against established rivals.
Xiaomi’s Valuation Identity Crisis: Why Even Lei Jun’s ‘Model Worker’ Ethic Can’t Save the Stock
Xiaomi's stock has plummeted 50% from its 2025 high, breaking the critical HKD 30 support level despite aggressive buybacks and Lei Jun's intense marketing efforts. The company faces a triple threat of shrinking smartphone margins, cooling EV demand following safety concerns, and a fundamental market shift toward lower manufacturing-style valuations.
Xiaomi and Suiren Signal a New Era of Integrated AI Sovereignty for China
Xiaomi has released and open-sourced its MiMo-V2.5-Pro AI model, which saw immediate 'Day-0' hardware adaptation from domestic chipmaker Suiren Technology. This collaboration highlights the rapid maturation of China’s self-reliant AI software-hardware ecosystem.
China’s Variable Robotics and the Quest for the 'Aha Moment' in Domestic AI
Chinese startup Variable Robotics has secured 2 billion RMB in funding and announced plans to deploy robots into real homes within 35 days. Leveraging a new World Unified Model (WUM) architecture, the company aims to achieve a breakthrough in embodied AI within three years.
Lei Jun’s 15-Hour Marathon: A Tech Titan’s High-Stakes Gamble to Resurrect the Xiaomi SU7 Buzz
Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun completed a 15-hour livestreamed drive from Beijing to Shanghai to defend the SU7 Pro's battery performance against online critics. The stunt highlights the extreme pressures of the Chinese EV market, where founders must personally vouch for their products to maintain consumer trust amid cooling demand.
Strategic Autonomy in Motion: Why Pedro Sánchez has Made Beijing a Yearly Pilgrimage
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez's fourth visit to China in four years underscores Madrid's commitment to 'strategic autonomy' and economic pragmatism. The visit highlights Spain's independent foreign policy stance on Middle Eastern conflicts and its deepening industrial ties with China in the technology and EV sectors.
The Madrid-Beijing Pivot: Pedro Sánchez and the Architecture of European Strategic Autonomy
Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez’s fourth visit to China in four years highlights Spain's pursuit of 'strategic autonomy' and its emergence as a pragmatic mediator between Europe and China. Amid geopolitical shifts in the Middle East and evolving trade dynamics, Madrid is prioritizing multilateralism and deepened economic ties over ideological decoupling.
The Data Scramble: China’s Quest to Give Robots a Real-World Education
Chinese tech leaders are pivoting toward massive data infrastructure to overcome the primary bottleneck in embodied AI. By shifting from hardware validation to large-scale data harvesting in logistics and manufacturing, companies like JD.com aim to create the 'data flywheel' necessary for robots to transition from labs to real-world applications.
Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun Rules Out Budget EVs, Doubling Down on the Premium Shift
Xiaomi founder Lei Jun confirmed that the company will not produce an electric vehicle priced under 100,000 RMB for at least a decade. He cited the intense competition in the budget sector and the high costs of maintaining 'smart' tech standards as primary reasons for focusing on the premium market.