Lei’s optimism contrasts with renewed worries that China’s EV sector is about to sink into another price war.

Xiaomi and Polyphony Digital today announced a landmark partnership at Round One of the Gran Turismo World Series 2025. Under ...

Lei Jun – the 55-year-old Chinese entrepreneur transforming Xiaomi into a technology conglomerate covering smartphones, ...

Xiaomi’s flagship EV, the SU7 Ultra, is arriving to Gran Turismo 7, making it the first car from the brand to be featured in ...

Xiaomi Corp. founder Lei Jun expects its year-old EV business to turn profitable in the second half, a milestone for the ...

Chinese electronics giant Xiaomi is projecting a turnaround in its electric vehicle (EV) division, with profitability ...

Xiaomi announced the SU7 Ultra performance EV will star in the Gran Turismo 7, following a partnership with the game ...

Smart EV unit recorded 4.3 billion yuan of gross profit last quarter, trailing operating expenses by 500 million yuan, ...

The CEO of Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi has shared a 10-year plan to spend around $7 billion on designing its own chips.

When Xiaomi unveiled its electric car to much fanfare in late 2023, CEO Lei Jun called the project his last entrepreneurial endeavor. Fifteen months later, Lei’s bet now seems like it might pay off.