Xiaomi Debuts at IFA 2026, Showcasing Largest Overseas Booth and “Human × Car × Home” Smart Ecosystem

Xiaomi Auto has delivered over 700,000 units in mainland China within just two years of market entry, with the Xiaomi YU7 securing over 240,000 confirmed orders on its launch day.² Concurrently, Xiaomi has built a world-leading consumer AIoT platform, with over 1.1 billion connected devices (excluding smartphones, tablets, and laptops) utilized by over 175 million users and households globally.¹ These accumulated achievements in products, technology, and ecosystems form a strong foundation for realizing the “Human × Car × Home” smart ecosystem, transforming it from a vision into everyday reality.

Exhibition Highlights: AI Tomorrow, AI Today, and Product Portfolio

Xiaomi’s IFA exhibition is structured into three main areas: “AI Tomorrow,” “AI Today,” and “Human × Car × Home Product Portfolio.” This design allows visitors to experience Xiaomi’s offerings progressively, from future-oriented concepts to currently available intelligent experiences and the company’s extensive product portfolio.

• AI Tomorrow: This section presents a vision for intelligent mobility through the “Xiaomi Vision Gran Turismo,” showcasing new possibilities arising from the intersection of automotive design, performance technology, and digital experiences.

• AI Today: This area extends these technologies into actual living spaces. Featuring the “Xiaomi SU7 Max” alongside smart home environments like kitchens, living rooms, bedrooms, and studies, it demonstrates how AI integrates personal devices, cars, and smart home products to align with daily needs.

• Human × Car × Home Product Portfolio: This area displays over 380 products across seven categories: cooking and food storage, home cleaning, air management, audio-visual entertainment, safety and security, personal devices, and smart mobility. It highlights the breadth of Xiaomi’s ecosystem and how shared technology, system-level connectivity, and a unified design language create a more cohesive experience across different devices and categories.

AI for the Real World

With the evolution of AI, intelligent experiences are moving beyond simple device connections to a new stage where they understand user needs and proactively provide services. Xiaomi believes the next step for AI extends beyond merely answering questions on a screen. More importantly, AI will gain a deeper understanding of real-world situations, and with user permission and control, it will coordinate multiple devices to assist in performing various real-world tasks.

Technological Foundation for Intelligent Experiences

Behind Xiaomi’s cross-device and cross-scene experiences lies a technological foundation built through long-term investments in AI, OS, chips, and smart manufacturing. Xiaomi HyperOS, combined with these technological strengths, further deepens the integration of hardware and software across smartphones, cars, smart home devices, and new form factors, supporting a more consistent and intelligent experience throughout Xiaomi’s ecosystem.

In the AI field, Xiaomi continues to evolve its self-developed large model capabilities. Recent initiatives like MiMo-V2.5-Pro, Xiaomi Miloco, and Xiaomi Miclaw further enhance AI’s understanding, reasoning, and execution abilities, exploring the potential to transform AI from a question-answering entity into one that assists with more complex real-world tasks.

Smart manufacturing enables Xiaomi to translate technological innovations into large-scale product deployment. Xiaomi has established smart manufacturing capabilities across three major product categories in mainland China: smartphones, cars, and home appliances. The Xiaomi Smart Factory boasts an annual production capacity of approximately 10 million flagship smartphones, while the Xiaomi Smart Factory | Wuhan integrates R&D, production, and validation, featuring 46 research and experimental laboratories. At peak production speed, it can produce one air conditioner every 6.5 seconds.

Furthermore, Xiaomi is advancing the introduction of humanoid robots into its manufacturing processes. At the Xiaomi Auto Factory, humanoid robots are utilized for tasks such as tightening nuts, increasing the success rate of these operations from approximately 90% to 98% in just four months.

Xiaomi continues to invest in its self-developed chip capabilities, focusing on critical technologies like computing architecture and NPUs that shape core product experiences and long-term competitiveness. At IFA, Xiaomi will also showcase its new AI computing foundation supporting the “Human × Car × Home” smart ecosystem, demonstrating how the latest computing technologies underpin AI experiences across devices and scenes. Additionally, the first flagship smartphone featuring the next-generation Xiaomi XRING O3 chip, the “Xiaomi 18 Fold,” will be exhibited, showcasing Xiaomi’s latest efforts in mobile computing, new foldable form factors, and on-device intelligence.

Xiaomi CyberOne will also be on display at the IFA venue, interacting with visitors through real-time gestures like finger hearts and thumbs-up. Beyond the exhibition, Xiaomi CyberOne is undergoing pilot testing at the Xiaomi Auto Factory, where its capabilities are being verified and evaluated through actual manufacturing tasks. By leveraging its own manufacturing sites as testing grounds, Xiaomi continuously improves CyberOne’s perception, control, and task execution abilities while exploring the practical potential of humanoid robots in smart manufacturing.

Xiaomi Auto Brings “Human × Car × Home” to the Road

Xiaomi Auto will present the mobility domain of the “Human × Car × Home” smart ecosystem at the venue, showcasing three vehicles that illustrate its journey from future-oriented concepts to current intelligent driving experiences.

Central to the automotive display is the innovative electric hypercar concept model, “Xiaomi Vision Gran Turismo,” developed by Xiaomi for the legendary racing game series “Gran Turismo.” Xiaomi is the first technology company to participate in the “Vision Gran Turismo” program.

Conceived as a virtual concept car, the Xiaomi Vision Gran Turismo redefines the future of automotive design, aerodynamic performance, and intelligent interaction, exploring possibilities unconstrained by real-world limitations. Its “Shaped by the Wind” exterior design, based on airflow, combines a teardrop-shaped cockpit with an “Active Wake Control System.” The cabin, conceptualized as “Racing on a Sofa,” and the ring-shaped AI assistant “Xiaomi Pulse” offer a glimpse into a future where design, performance technology, and intelligent interaction converge.

The new generation “Xiaomi SU7” and “Xiaomi SU7 Ultra” will also be exhibited. The new generation Xiaomi SU7 is positioned as a driver’s car for a new era, featuring an elegant and sporty design, deep integration with Xiaomi HyperOS, and Xiaomi’s extensive smart ecosystem. It connects seamlessly with users’ personal devices and smart homes, functioning as an integral part of the “Human × Car × Home” smart ecosystem.

The Xiaomi SU7 Ultra is Xiaomi Auto’s high-performance flagship model. It further advances Xiaomi’s engineering capabilities, demonstrated on the Nürburgring Nordschleife, where the production model Xiaomi SU7 Ultra set an official record in the “Electric Executive Car” category (as of April 2025). Since delivering its first vehicle in March 2024, Xiaomi Auto has delivered over 700,000 units in mainland China, bringing the mobility domain of the ecosystem to fruition ahead of its planned entry into European markets, including Germany, in 2027.

Mijia Expands Across Europe with a Wider Range of Smart Home Products

At IFA 2026, Xiaomi announced the large-scale expansion of its smart home brand “Mijia” across Europe. With “The Art of Smart Living” as its brand positioning, Mijia integrates human-centric intelligence, proven quality, and refined design to deliver more natural, intuitive, and reliable smart home experiences in daily life. This expansion will provide European users with a wider range of Mijia products and experiences, further strengthening the “Home” domain of Xiaomi’s “Human × Car × Home” smart ecosystem in the region.

Mijia’s approach extends beyond simply adding connectivity to individual home appliances. Xiaomi believes that smart homes are evolving from a stage of “connected devices” to one where various devices throughout the home collaborate more extensively and respond more naturally to differences in users, environments, and usage scenarios. Through the “Xiaomi Home” app, compatible Mijia products can be centrally managed on a single platform, and multiple products can be linked for various home scenarios. User permission and control are always central to these experiences. These functions demonstrate the evolution of smart homes from individual device intelligence to more integrated, system-level intelligent experiences. Currently, Mijia offers over 2,000 products across more than 130 product categories, all connected through a common ecosystem. Based on Xiaomi’s technological strengths in AI, OS, and IoT connectivity, Mijia integrates intelligence into traditional home appliances, enabling a smarter, more intuitive, and seamless daily life. Design also plays a crucial role in the Mijia experience. Based on Xiaomi’s “Alive” design philosophy, Mijia adopts a simple, natural, and friendly design language. This creates a sense of unity across products while aiming for technology to integrate naturally into modern living spaces. To date, Mijia products have received over 500 international design awards. With Mijia’s expansion across Europe, Xiaomi will continue to strengthen its products and services in the home domain, providing more integrated intelligent experiences to users in the region. Through this expansion, Xiaomi aims to extend AI beyond the digital world, naturally integrating intelligent services into people’s daily lives.

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