The move marks the first overseas foray for Xiaomi's cars, which have proved enormously popular in China and wowed Western ...

Xiaomi disrupted China's already-hot EV market. Now, the company is planning to export vehicles to other markets, including Europe.

Renault, Ford and JLR were among the brands that fell further while Stellantis, GM, Hyundai made big improvements.

In a world defined by rapid technological advances, the electric vehicle market has become a fiercely competitive arena. ...

Last year, Ford CEO Jim Farley commuted in a car that wasn’t made by his own company. In an effort to scope out the ...

A rise in sales of smartphones, especially in Southeast Asia, helped to boost Xiaomi's second-quarter revenue by 30.5%, the ...

The new China-bound electric Hyundai is expected to feature unique styling that sets it apart from the brand’s global EVs ...

Xiaomi's next step is the higher-performance SU7 Ultra, and a prototype version just lapped the Nürburgring Nordschleife in 6:46.87 minutes, which is hugely impressive, even though it doesn't ...

The SU7 will have autonomous driving capabilities, too, thanks to its Xiaomi Pilot platform powered by up to two NVIDIA Drive Orin processors (the base model only has one) and an array of sensors.

The Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi is officially in the car game, as it just revealed its first vehicle named the SU7. It’s a four-door sedan with big ...

The Xiaomi SU7 Ultra is able to accelerate from 0-100km/h in under two seconds, which is eye-wateringly quick. It’s powered by two Xiaomi V8s electric motors and one Xiaomi V6s motor — which ...

The SU7 wasn’t the only product to get a new “Ultra” edition. Xiaomi, one of China’s largest smartphone makers, launched the new Xiaomi 15 Ultra, starting at 6,499 yuan ($893).