China's Xiaomi will fix software in 30,931 SU7 electric vehicles over safety hazards, China's market regulator said on Friday. The affected standard version of SU7 was produced between Feb.6 and Nov.26,

DeepSeek threatens to disrupt the AI sector in a similar way to how Chinese companies have already upended industries such as EVs and mining.

Xiaomi 15S Pro is listed on 3C site with model number 25042PN2 The phone is said to support maximum charging speed of 90W It may use Xiaomi's proprietary XRING chipset based on a 3nm process

According to XiaomiTime, HyperOS 2.1’s global debut is on track for an early 2025 release, with a more specific timeline now emerging. The source indicates that Xiaomi has already developed the global firmware, and while no official announcement has been made, the update could start rolling out by the end of February.

Probably no one in the U.S. will ever get this PlayStation-branded Xiaomi tracker, but I want more limited-edition bands like this.

China can tap a large software engineer talent pool from its consumer-focused companies, Pan Jian of battery maker CATL told the World Economic Forum.

Apple's iPhone sales in China reportedly took a tumble at the end of 2024, with a considerable reduction in sales putting it in a dead heat with homegrown Xiaomi.

Xiaomi could be planning on launching its flagship Xiaomi 15 series or the Redmi 14 5G model in India next month. So here's what we know.

China's Xiaomi will fix software in 30,931 SU7 electric vehicles over safety hazards, in the first such issue the popular sedan has faced since its launch. The affected standard version of SU7 was produced between Feb.

BEIJING, Jan 24 (Reuters) - China's Xiaomi (1810.HK), opens new tab will fix software in 30,931 SU7 electric vehicles over safety hazards, in the first such issue the popular sedan has faced since ...

Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun has released a new WeChat emoticon package. The set features 16 uniquely designed emoticons, capturing the festive cheer

GUANGZHOU -- Smartphone makers and sellers are cutting prices on brands from iPhone to Xiaomi as they seek to make the cut for government subsidies designed to prop up demand. Subsidies began on Monday for smartphones priced below 6,000 yuan ($820). The rebates are equivalent to 15% of the sale price with the maximum subsidy of 500 yuan.