17:15Machine-translated from Azerbaijani by AIRead in Azerbaijani
Xiaomi to Begin Selling Cars in Europe in 2027
Xiaomi showcased its SU7 and SU7 Ultra electric sedans at IFA 2026. The Xiaomi Vision Gran Turismo virtual hypercar concept, created exclusively for the Gran Turismo game, was also displayed at the event. The company also announced that it will enter the European market in 2027. Germany is currently the only country where the launch of sales has been confirmed. No plans have been announced for the United Kingdom.
The Xiaomi Vision Gran Turismo will not be used on public roads. Every detail of the concept's body was designed to reduce aerodynamic drag as much as possible. The teardrop-shaped cabin is fitted with racing-style seats. At the same time, particular attention was also paid to comfort. The goal is to recreate inside the car the comfort of playing a racing simulator from a couch. Among the real vehicles presented at the exhibition were the new-generation SU7 and the high-performance flagship SU7 Ultra. Xiaomi describes the appearance of the 2 sedans as elegant and sporty. The production version of the SU7 Ultra set an official record in the electric executive sedan category at the Nürburgring Nordschleife.
The SU7 and SU7 Ultra connect to a smart system that works with the company's phones and home devices. The approach, called Human × Car × Home, combines the car, personal devices, and household appliances into a single system. According to Xiaomi, compatible devices will be able to exchange information with one another without requiring commands to be configured individually in advance. The goal is for the devices the owner uses every day to work together. Xiaomi Auto began selling cars in 2024. Until now, however, the company's models have been sold only in mainland China. With its 2027 plan, the brand will take its automotive business beyond this market for the first time. The company has not yet announced which models will be sold in Europe, their prices, or which countries besides Germany they will be offered in. Because the Xiaomi Vision Gran Turismo is a virtual project, it is not included in the sales plan.
The Xiaomi Vision Gran Turismo will not be used on public roads. Every detail of the concept's body was designed to reduce aerodynamic drag as much as possible. The teardrop-shaped cabin is fitted with racing-style seats. At the same time, particular attention was also paid to comfort. The goal is to recreate inside the car the comfort of playing a racing simulator from a couch. Among the real vehicles presented at the exhibition were the new-generation SU7 and the high-performance flagship SU7 Ultra. Xiaomi describes the appearance of the 2 sedans as elegant and sporty. The production version of the SU7 Ultra set an official record in the electric executive sedan category at the Nürburgring Nordschleife. The SU7 and SU7 Ultra connect to a smart system that works with the company's phones and home devices. The approach, called Human × Car × Home, combines the car, personal devices, and household appliances into a single system. According to Xiaomi, compatible devices will be able to exchange information with one another without requiring commands to be configured individually in advance. The goal is for the devices the owner uses every day to work together. Xiaomi Auto began selling cars in 2024. Until now, however, the company's models have been sold only in mainland China. With its 2027 plan, the brand will take its automotive business beyond this market for the first time. The company has not yet announced which models will be sold in Europe, their prices, or which countries besides Germany they will be offered in. Because the Xiaomi Vision Gran Turismo is a virtual project, it is not included in the sales plan.