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2026
Xiaomi launches self-developed Xring O3 mobile processor
Xiaomi released its new self-developed Xring O3 mobile processor, which two people familiar with the matter said will be manufactured by TSMC using a 3nm process and is expected to be used in Xiaomi's upcoming flagship foldable phone. Xiaomi confirmed the chip has entered mass production.
2026
Xiaomi XRING unveils three self-developed chips: XRING O3, O100 and D100
On August 24, 2026, Xiaomi held an XRING chip technology briefing in Beijing and officially launched three XRING chips: the AI flagship SoC XRING O3, the 1.22TB/s high-bandwidth AI accelerator XRING O100, and the high-compute intelligent-driving AI chip XRING D100. XRING O3 will debut with the Xiaomi 18 Fold in September this year, while O100 and D100 have completed development and will enter commercial use next year.
2026
Xiaomi unveils XRING O3 flagship mobile processor
Xiaomi unveiled its second-generation self-developed flagship system-on-chip, the XRING O3, on Aug. 24. The chip is manufactured on TSMC's 3-nanometer N3P process, is promoted as the world's first mobile processor to support LPDDR6 memory, and achieved an AnTuTu v11 benchmark score exceeding 5.22 million points. It will debut in the Xiaomi 18 Fold and Xiaomi Pad 9 Pro Max, both scheduled for release in September.
2026
Xiaomi unveils Xuanjie O100 AI accelerator chip
At its Xuanjie technology briefing on August 24, Xiaomi officially unveiled the Xuanjie O100, a co-processor designed for its self-developed AI accelerator chip, claiming 10x overall AI performance versus conventional solutions and 1.22TB/s memory bandwidth via 6nm wafer-on-wafer 3D stacking with hybrid bonding.
2026
Xiaomi unveils AI Cube Prototype mini PC with three-chip architecture
On August 24, 2026, Xiaomi unveiled the AI Cube Prototype engineering mini PC at its Xuanjie technology communication event. The device uses a three-chip architecture combining the Xuanjie O3, O100 and D100 self-developed chips, sustains 150W output, and can run large language models with up to 120 billion parameters locally. Xiaomi said the product is still in technical validation and has not entered mass-production planning, with no launch date, pricing or interface details disclosed.
2026
Xiaomi launches Xuanjie O3, O100 and D100 self-developed chips
On August 24, Xiaomi Group officially released its new-generation self-developed chip family: Xuanjie O3, Xuanjie O100 and Xuanjie D100, targeting personal smart terminals, on-device AI acceleration and intelligent driving. Xuanjie O3, a 3nm flagship SoC, will debut in September with the Xiaomi 18 Fold, while Xuanjie O100 and D100 have completed development and are slated for commercial use next year.
2026
Xiaomi unveils XRING O3 flagship SoC
Xiaomi officially introduced the XRING O3, a flagship system-on-chip built on TSMC's 3nm process with 24 billion transistors, a 10-core CPU peaking at 4.35 GHz and a 16-core GPU. Xiaomi claims roughly 60 percent higher multi-core performance than its predecessor with reduced power consumption, and the chip is positioned to reduce the company's reliance on third-party chipmakers such as Qualcomm.
2026
Xiaomi launches Mijia Robot Vacuum-Mop 7C
Xiaomi listed the Mijia Robot Vacuum-Mop 7C on Xiaomi Youpin for reservation, priced at 2,299 yuan with a coupon price of 2,069.1 yuan, with in-stock sales starting August 26 at 10:00. The product features a roller mop with live-water washing, 30,000Pa suction, AI camera and line-laser obstacle avoidance, and a self-cleaning base with hot-air drying.
2026
Xiaomi opens blind pre-orders for its first RGB-Mini LED TV, the S Pro 2027 Ultra
On August 22, 2026, Xiaomi opened blind pre-orders for the Xiaomi TV S Pro RGB-Mini LED 2027 Ultra, its first television using RGB-Mini LED backlight technology and positioned as the brand's highest-end flagship series. The product is set to appear alongside other core new products including Xiaomi's first wide foldable phone, the MIX 5 Fold, and the Xuanjie O3.
2026
China recalls 4.3 million vehicles over hidden door handles
China's State Administration for Market Regulation announced the country's largest automotive recall, covering 4.3 million vehicles from nine brands, over hidden door handles that may be difficult to open in an emergency. The remedy is installation of high-visibility warning labels and software updates to automatically lower windows after a crash. Chinese-made Tesla vehicles accounted for 2.98 million of the recalled cars; other affected brands include Xpeng, Xiaomi, Geely (Zeekr and Lynk & Co), Leapmotor, Chery, BAIC, Dongfeng and FAW Group (Hongqi).
2026
Tesla recalls 2.976 million vehicles in China over emergency door handle issue
China's State Administration for Market Regulation announced a recall plan by nine automakers, including Tesla, Xiaomi, Leapmotor, XPeng, Geely, Chery, Dongfeng, BAIC and FAW, covering more than 4 million vehicles due to issues with interior emergency mechanical door handles. Tesla's recall is the largest at 2.976 million vehicles, covering domestically produced Model 3 and Model Y as well as imported Model 3, Model X and Model S. The handles are similar in color to the interior, making them hard to identify and operate, which in extreme cases such as a severe collision causing low-voltage system failure could hinder occupants' escape and outside rescue. Tesla's remedies are to affix free warning labels at the emergency handle positions and to release an OTA software update adding an automatic window-lowering strategy after accidents. Tesla China customer service said not all owners need to visit a service center; stickers are expected to reach service centers by end of September and can be collected over a three-year implementation period, with the recall formally starting September 25, 2026.
2026
Xiaomi launches Poco M8x 5G in India
Xiaomi's Poco brand launched the Poco M8x 5G in the Indian market, a mid-to-low-end phone with a 7900mAh battery, 120Hz display, Snapdragon 4 Gen 5 chip, and a starting price of 18,999 rupees.
2026
Tesla and Chinese carmakers recall over 4 million vehicles over door handle safety risks
China's State Administration for Market Regulation said Tesla is recalling about 2.98 million China-made and imported Model 3, Model Y, Model X and Model S EVs over door handle safety risks, while Xiaomi is recalling more than 390,000 vehicles, Leapmotor over 370,000 cars, and Geely and XPENG are also recalling vehicles, totaling more than four million vehicles. The regulator cited risks that in extreme situations such as a severe collision causing electrical system failure, the handles could hinder occupants from escaping or rescuers from gaining access. Tesla will perform software updates to mitigate risks.
2026
Xiaomi recalls 400,000 vehicles in China
Xiaomi, a domestic rival to Tesla, is recalling 400,000 vehicles in China as regulators move to ban retractable door handles over safety concerns.
2026
Multiple automakers recall vehicles over emergency mechanical door handle identification issues
Multiple automakers in China announced recalls of electric vehicles because the emergency mechanical door handles or their covers are hard to identify or operate in extreme situations such as a severe collision causing low-voltage system failure. Affected models include Tesla Model 3, Model Y, Model S and Model X, Xiaomi SU7, Zeekr 007 and Zeekr X, with Tesla involving about 2.976 million vehicles, Xiaomi about 390,000, Leapmotor about 371,000 and XPeng about 265,000. Remedies include adding warning labels, replacing improved handle covers, and over-the-air software adjustments to window or unlock control strategies after accidents.
2026
Chinese automakers including Xiaomi, Xpeng, Zeekr and Lynk & Co recall vehicles over hidden emergency door releases
Eleven automakers in China issued related recalls addressing the same hidden emergency door release problem, with nine manufacturers, including Tesla, agreeing to install warning labels helping occupants locate the releases. Xiaomi, Xpeng, and Geely-owned brands Zeekr and Lynk & Co. were among the other manufacturers issuing recalls; eight other automakers including Leapmotor, Chery, Dongfeng, BAIC BluePark and FAW filed recalls with China's market regulator on the same day. More than 4 million vehicles in total were affected across the full scope of the crackdown.
2026
China's largest-ever car recall campaign over emergency door handles
Eleven carmakers including Tesla and Xiaomi launched software updates and vehicle recalls in China on Aug 21, 2026, in the country's largest-ever automotive recall campaign, addressing concerns that emergency mechanical door release handles may be difficult to locate or operate during emergencies. Tesla will recall 2.98 million imported and China-made Model 3, Model Y, Model S and Model X vehicles from Sept 25, with a remedy of warning labels and an OTA update that automatically lowers vehicle windows after a collision.
2026
Xiaomi launches Mijia pressurized steam ironing machine
Xiaomi's Mijia pressurized steam ironing machine went on sale on JD.com, priced at 587.05 yuan with a final price of 449.09 yuan after a 10% coupon and national subsidy. It features a 500kPa electromagnetic pump, 40g/min steam output, 135°C secondary heating, 2200W power, a 2L water tank, and four safety protections.
2026
Xiaomi launches Mijia Smart Range Hood 3 Top-Side Dual Suction
Xiaomi listed the Mijia Smart Range Hood 3 Top-Side Dual Suction on JD.com, featuring up to 30 m³/min suction, smoke-leak prevention design, and a first-release price of 2,469 yuan.
2026
Xiaomi reports H1 2026 results with revenue and profit declines
Xiaomi Group disclosed its H1 2026 results on August 18, 2026, reporting total revenue of RMB 208.063 billion, down 8.4% year on year, and adjusted net profit of RMB 12.291 billion, down 42.8% year on year. Q2 revenue was RMB 108.922 billion, down 6.1%, with adjusted net profit of RMB 6.219 billion, down 42.6%.