Xiaomi Auto To Expand Into Europe In 2027, Starting With Germany
Xiaomi is finally taking its automotive business outside of China, with Europe set to be the first international market for its electric vehicles (EV). At IFA Berlin 2026, Xiaomi Auto announced that it will enter Germany and other European markets in 2027, while signing Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) with eight German automotive dealer groups to […] The post Xiaomi Auto To Expand Into Europe…
Xiaomi Auto is set to expand into Europe in 2027, starting with Germany, according to a report from Lowyat.NET. The Chinese tech giant announced this at IFA Berlin 2026, signing MoUs with eight German automotive dealer groups to establish its sales and service network. These dealers include well-known names like Ernst Dello, Autohaus Dinnebier, and Emil Frey Germany.
Xiaomi has yet to reveal specifics such as the number of dealerships, sales territories, pricing, or the exact models that will be offered. The company is expected to begin with its SU7 sedan and YU7 SUV, with potential higher-performance Ultra variants. Xiaomi has already made significant strides in China, delivering over 700,000 vehicles since launching its first EV, the SU7, in 2024.
The company plans to continue building its European operations with the help of local partners and a research and development center in Munich.
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