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Lei’s optimism contrasts with renewed worries that China’s EV sector is about to sink into another price war.

With up to 518 miles of range and Ferrari-like looks, the cousin to the Xiaomi SU7 is a software-defined electric crossover that's gunning right for Tesla.

Tech giant Xiaomi unveiled a new advanced in-house mobile chip on Thursday, a significant milestone for the company as Chinese firms shift resources towards home-grown technology against a bleak international trade backdrop.

Chinese tech giant Xiaomi will invest 50 billion yuan ($6.9 billion) in developing high-end smartphone chips, the firm's founder said on Monday.

Xiaomi is about to launch its own smartphone chip later this month.

Xiaomi has only been in the EV business for a year, and it's already sold 200,000 cars to Chinese drivers.

The clock is ticking.

Huawei’s Ren Zhengfei, BYD’s Wang Chuanfu, and Xiaomi’s Lei Jun were among the leading tech executives who met with Xi Jinping on Monday.

Tariffs have been a hot topic over the past two weeks. The number one uncertainty is if those tariffs would be enacted as promised how they would affect the price of ... well, everything, including EVs. And despite all of the dancing around who would be paying for those increased prices, Ford's…

From phones to the road, Xiaomi's foray into building cars has been nothing short of a head-turner. And why wouldn't it be? The Xiaomi SU7 is a properly impressive machine packed full of tech with tons of range and an almost unbeatable price.

Xiaomi was reported to have expressed interest in developing its phone chips in-house.