Xiaomi has made its IFA debut in Berlin with more than 3,300 square meters of exhibition space, its largest standalone overseas exhibition to date. The company is showcasing more than 380 products, technologies and demonstrations covering personal devices, smart home products and mobility, centered on its Human × Car × Home ecosystem.
Xiaomi’s Human × Car × Home Ecosystem
Xiaomi’s IFA exhibition is divided into three areas: AI Tomorrow, AI Today, and Human × Car × Home Product Portfolio.
AI Tomorrow features the Xiaomi Vision Gran Turismo, an electric hypercar concept created for the Gran Turismo franchise. Xiaomi is the first technology company to join the Vision Gran Turismo program. The virtual concept explores automotive design, aerodynamics and intelligent interaction.
The Vision Gran Turismo features an exterior shaped around airflow, a teardrop cockpit and an Active Wake Control System. Its cabin includes the “Racing on a Sofa” concept and a ring-shaped Xiaomi Pulse assistant.
AI Today combines the Xiaomi SU7 Max with kitchen, living room, bedroom and study environments to demonstrate coordination between personal devices, vehicles and smart home products. The demonstrations include:
- Using time, location and weather information to adjust lighting and air conditioning before the user arrives home.
- Printing a recently captured photo through coordination between multiple devices.
- Coordinating lighting, curtains and temperature for a reading scenario.
The Human × Car × Home Product Portfolio includes more than 380 products across seven categories:
- Cooking and food storage
- Home cleaning
- Air management
- Audiovisual entertainment
- Safety and security
- Personal devices
- Smart mobility
Xiaomi has been developing the Human × Car × Home ecosystem for three years. It connects personal devices, smart vehicles and smart home products through AI and Xiaomi HyperOS, allowing compatible devices and services to work together across different scenarios while users retain control and authorization over these interactions.
AIoT Ecosystem Tops 1.1 Billion Devices
Xiaomi’s global smartphone shipments have ranked in the top three for 24 consecutive quarters. Its tablet shipments ranked fourth globally for the ninth consecutive quarter among the global top five, while its wearable bands, including smart bands and smartwatches, ranked second globally.
Its consumer AIoT platform has more than 1.1 billion connected devices, excluding smartphones, tablets and laptops, and serves more than 175 million users and households worldwide.
AI Models and Chip Technologies
Xiaomi is highlighting its in-house AI models, including:
- MiMo-V2.5-Pro
- Xiaomi Miloco
- Xiaomi Miclaw
These models cover AI understanding, reasoning and execution.
The company is also highlighting its work in computing architecture, NPUs and other chip technologies for on-device AI, performance and power efficiency. Its IFA exhibition introduces an AI computing foundation for the Human × Car × Home ecosystem.
The Xiaomi 18 Fold is also featured at IFA. It is the first flagship smartphone powered by the next-generation XRing O3 chip.
Smart Manufacturing and Robotics
Xiaomi’s smart manufacturing operations in mainland China cover three product areas:
- Smartphones
- Cars
- Home appliances
The Xiaomi Smart Factory has an annual production capacity of approximately 10 million flagship smartphones. The Xiaomi Smart Factory | Wuhan combines R&D, production and validation and has 46 laboratories.
At peak production speed, one air conditioner can be produced every 6.5 seconds. Xiaomi is also testing humanoid robots for manufacturing tasks. At the Xiaomi Auto Factory, robots are being tested for tasks such as nut tightening, with the success rate improving from approximately 90% to 98% in four months.
The exhibition also features Xiaomi CyberOne, which interacts with visitors through real-time gestures such as finger hearts and thumbs-ups. CyberOne is undergoing trials at the Xiaomi Auto Factory for perception, control and task execution in manufacturing.
Xiaomi Auto at IFA 2026
Xiaomi Auto’s IFA display includes:
- Xiaomi Vision Gran Turismo
- New-generation Xiaomi SU7
- Xiaomi SU7 Ultra
The Xiaomi Vision Gran Turismo is an electric hypercar concept for the Gran Turismo franchise. Xiaomi is the first technology company to join the Vision Gran Turismo program. The concept features an airflow-shaped exterior, teardrop cockpit and Active Wake Control System, along with the “Racing on a Sofa” cabin and ring-shaped Xiaomi Pulse assistant.
The new-generation Xiaomi SU7 is a smart electric sedan that integrates with Xiaomi HyperOS and the Human × Car × Home ecosystem, connecting the vehicle with personal devices and smart home products.
The Xiaomi SU7 Ultra is the company’s high-performance flagship vehicle. The production SU7 Ultra set the official record in the Electric Executive Car category at the Nürburgring Nordschleife in April 2025.
Xiaomi Auto began its first deliveries in March 2024 and has delivered more than 700,000 vehicles in mainland China. The company plans to enter European markets, including Germany, in 2027.
Mijia Smart Home Expansion in Europe
Xiaomi is expanding Mijia across Europe with a broader range of smart home products and experiences.
Mijia covers more than 2,000 products across over 130 categories. Compatible products can be managed through the Xiaomi Home app and can work together across household scenarios, with users controlling and authorizing these interactions.
Mijia integrates intelligence into traditional home appliances using Xiaomi’s AI, operating system and IoT technologies. Its products follow Xiaomi’s “Alive” design philosophy, and the company said Mijia products have received more than 500 international design awards.
Xiaomi’s R&D Investment Plans
Xiaomi expects its global R&D investment to exceed EUR 24 billion between 2026 and 2030. The investment will cover:
- Artificial intelligence
- Operating systems
- In-house semiconductors
- Smart vehicles
- Robotics
- Smart manufacturing
The company also plans to strengthen its R&D, product, retail and service capabilities in Europe as it expands the Human × Car × Home ecosystem and develops AI applications across personal devices, homes and mobility.
Speaking at the event, Xu Fei, CMO of Xiaomi, said:
This year’s IFA marks a significant milestone in Xiaomi’s global journey. Over the years, we have expanded from smartphones into smart home and smart vehicles, while investing deeply in foundational technologies including AI, operating systems, chips and smart manufacturing. Today, these businesses and capabilities are coming together through our ‘Human × Car × Home’ smart ecosystem, which we are presenting at scale to a global audience at IFA.
Europe is a key market in Xiaomi’s global strategy. With Mijia expanding at scale across Europe and Xiaomi Auto expected to enter the European market in 2027, the three core parts of our ‘Human × Car × Home’ smart ecosystem — personal devices, smart vehicles and smart home — will begin to come together in the region. This goes beyond bringing more products to Europe. It is about bringing Xiaomi’s technology and ecosystem capabilities to more users across the region.