Xiaomi unveils 18 Fold with XRING 03 chip and Human x Car x Home ecosystem at IFA 2026

Xiaomi Makes Major IFA 2026 Debut with 380+ Products

Xiaomi marked its formal debut at IFA 2026 in Berlin with its largest standalone overseas exhibition to date, spanning more than 3,300 square metres.3

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The company showcased over 380 products, technologies and demonstrations centered on its Human x Car x Home ecosystem, which connects personal devices, smart vehicles and smart home products through AI and Xiaomi HyperOS.2

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The exhibition was divided into three areas: AI Tomorrow, AI Today, and Human x Car x Home Product Portfolio, demonstrating how Xiaomi is positioning itself beyond smartphones into a comprehensive AI-integrated ecosystem.4

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Xiaomi 18 Fold Debuts with In-House XRING 03 Chip

The Xiaomi 18 Fold took center stage as the first flagship smartphone powered by Xiaomi's next-generation XRING 03 chip, which the company describes as its "Flagship AI SoC."1

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The foldable smartphone uses a book-style design and appears shorter and wider than Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 8, with Xiaomi opting for wider proportions on both the outer display and the inner folding screen.1

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The device features Leica-branded cameras and was displayed in a red finish at IFA 2026.2

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Xiaomi confirmed the foldable smartphone will launch in China on September 7 alongside the Xiaomi Pad 9 Pro Max, though detailed specifications including screen sizes and camera hardware were not disclosed.1

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CyberOne Humanoid Robot Advances Manufacturing Capabilities

Xiaomi demonstrated its humanoid robot CyberOne at the exhibition, showcasing real-time interaction capabilities through gestures such as finger hearts and thumbs-ups.3

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Beyond entertainment, CyberOne is undergoing trials at the Xiaomi Auto Factory for manufacturing tasks including nut tightening, with its success rate improving from approximately 90% to 98% over four months.4

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This development signals Xiaomi's commitment to smart manufacturing and robotics as part of its broader technology strategy, with the company testing humanoid robots for perception, control and task execution in production environments.3

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Xiaomi Auto Expands to Europe After China Success

Xiaomi confirmed plans to bring Xiaomi Auto to European markets, including Germany, in 2027.2

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The company has delivered more than 700,000 vehicles in mainland China since beginning deliveries in March 2024.4

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At IFA 2026, Xiaomi displayed the new-generation Xiaomi SU7, a smart electric sedan that integrates with the Human x Car x Home ecosystem, alongside the high-performance Xiaomi SU7 Ultra.3

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The company also showcased the Xiaomi Vision Gran Turismo, an electric hypercar concept created for the Gran Turismo franchise, making Xiaomi the first technology company to join the Vision Gran Turismo program.2

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AIoT Platform Reaches 1.1 Billion Connected Devices

Xiaomi's consumer AIoT platform has surpassed 1.1 billion connected devices, excluding smartphones, tablets and laptops, serving more than 175 million users and households worldwide.3

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The company confirmed that its Mijia smart home ecosystem will expand at scale across Europe.2

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Xiaomi's global smartphone shipments have ranked in the top three for 24 consecutive quarters, while its wearable bands ranked second globally.3

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The AI Today section at IFA 2026 demonstrated how the ecosystem coordinates personal devices, cars and smart home products for everyday needs, including using time, location and weather information to adjust lighting and air conditioning before users arrive home.3

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Massive R&D Investment Signals Long-Term AI Commitment

Xiaomi announced it expects its global R&D investment to exceed EUR 24 billion between 2026 and 2030, covering areas such as AI, operating systems, chips, smart vehicles and robotics.2

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The company highlighted its in-house AI models at IFA 2026, including MiMo-V2.5-Pro, Xiaomi Miloco and Xiaomi Miclaw, which cover AI understanding, reasoning and execution.3

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Xiaomi is also advancing its work in computing architecture, NPUs and other chip technologies for on-device AI, performance and power efficiency, introducing an AI computing foundation for the Human x Car x Home ecosystem.3

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The company's smart manufacturing operations in mainland China cover smartphones, cars and home appliances, with the Xiaomi Smart Factory having an annual production capacity of approximately 10 million flagship smartphones.3

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