Xiaomi Ships 165.2M Smartphones & 411K EVs in 2025 | Tech Expansion

Xiaomi reported shipping 411,000 electric vehicles (EVs) in 2025, alongside a global smartphone shipment total of 165.2 million units, according to company reports released this week.

The EV figure marks a significant expansion for Xiaomi, traditionally known as a smartphone manufacturer, into the automotive industry. While smartphones remain the primary revenue driver, the company’s foray into electric vehicles is gaining momentum. This expansion reflects a broader trend of technology companies diversifying into new sectors, leveraging their technological expertise and brand recognition.

Xiaomi’s success in the smartphone market, with a shipment volume spanning Asia, Europe, and emerging markets, is built on competitive pricing and aggressive specifications across its product range, from entry-level to flagship models. The company’s ability to maintain market share in a highly competitive landscape has provided a foundation for its expansion into the EV sector.

The Xiaomi SU7, the company’s first electric vehicle, is available in four variants – Standard, Pro, Max, and Ultra – each offering different performance levels and ranges. The SU7 Max, for example, boasts an acceleration of 0-100 km/h in 2.78 seconds and a maximum speed of 265 km/h, with a CLTC range of 800 km. The SU7 Standard offers a range of 700km. These specifications position the SU7 as a competitor to established EV manufacturers, including Tesla.

Xiaomi’s entry into the EV market is supported by substantial investment in research and development, focusing on battery technology, electric drive systems, and vehicle software. The integration of the vehicle’s operating system with Xiaomi’s existing ecosystem of mobile devices and smart home products is intended to provide a seamless user experience. This strategy aims to differentiate Xiaomi’s EVs in a rapidly evolving and competitive market.

The company’s approach leverages its existing hardware and software development capabilities to offer features and connectivity aligned with its mobile and smart home offerings. This integration is seen as a key differentiator in the EV market, where software and user experience are increasingly important factors for consumers.

In early January 2026, reports indicated strong initial sales for Xiaomi’s EVs, signaling consumer interest in the company’s automotive offerings. Xiaomi is currently focused on increasing production capacity and expanding its market presence in the EV sector. The company’s long-term strategy involves strengthening the integration between its smartphone and EV lines as part of a broader ecosystem approach.