Autonews | Xiaomi provides full cooperation and transparency to law enforcement about its autonomous driving technology in a growing public security environment.

Xiaomi cooperates with police after fatal SU7 EV accident

Autonews | The Chinese technology giant Xiaomi dedicates 7-8 billion yuan to AI-related research and development projects among its 2025 research and development budget.

Xiaomi raises USD 5.5 billion to fuel electric vehicle expansion

Lei, standing on the sixth floor of the building, tosses down three watermelons. A layer of gray, “bulletproof” material was coated on the fruits. World Trending

Watch: Xiaomi CEO tosses watermelons to show off 'bulletproof' strength. Guess what happened

World | Two days earlier, the state planner of China vowed to crack down on black and grey industries that illegally obtained, sold or provided data. 

We have never & never will...: China denies requiring companies, individuals to provide data in illegal manner

Xiaomi unveils ultra-fast SU7 electric sports car to compete with Tesla

India accuses Samsung and Xiaomi of colluding with e-commerce giants

Xiaomi secures 8th largest EV startup in China after SU7 launch

Tech giant Xiaomi has entered the electric vehicle market, unveiling its highly anticipated electric vehicle -- the su-7 sedan. Pricing of the cars will be the big focus, with Xiaomi hinting it will be roughly $70,000. Watch in for more details!

Tech giant Xiaomi enters electric vehicle market

Xiaomi set to revolutionise EV market with SU7 launch, shares surge 7 pc

Chinese smartphone brand Xiaomi has said that smartphone component suppliers are worrying about setting up operations in India amid heavy scrutiny of Chinese companies by the government. At 18% Xiaomi has the biggest share in India's smartphone market. Watch to know more!

Xiaomi accelerates push into India despite tensions

Huawei surge propels China's smartphone market to 11pc growth in October

Xiaomi India to slash its workforce to 1,000 amid govt scrutiny and poor growth

India's ED issues show-cause notice to Xiaomi over illegal remittances

Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi's legal trouble in India continues. Reuters sources said an Indian court has rejected its petition against the seizure of 676 million dollars last year. Xiaomi's assets were seized by Indian authorities, alleging that the company had made illegal remittances to foreign entities by passing them off as royalty payments.

Xiaomi's petition rejected in Indian court

Indian court rejects Xiaomi's petition, upholds seizure of assets worth $676 million

India's plan is under review, this after failing collectively cage consumers preferences for mobile phones, it allows consumer electronics to surpass Chinese company in world's second largest market for these devices.

Xiaomi reviews India strategy, misjudges consumer tastes in country | World Business Watch

For India, Xiaomi overhauls its strategy on changing dynamics

Indian govt may force smartphone makers to remove pre-installed apps: Report

China's Xiaomi Corp has started laying off workers in several units of its smartphone and internet services business, reducing its workforce by about 15%.

World Business Watch: China smartphone maker Xiaomi to slash 15% of jobs, says report

After facing a crackdown from authorities, Xiaomi ends the financial services business in India. Mi Pay allowed users to make UPI transactions.

Xiaomi ends financial services business in India; Mi Pay allowed users to make UPI transactions

Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi shuts financial services business in India

Xiaomi says will protect business interests following freezing of assets worth $682 million in India

Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi expressed disappointment after India issued an order freezing near $680 million of the company assets. Xiaomi says that they will continue to protect their reputation and the interests of the company.

Indian agency order froze $682 million of Xiaomi's assets, company made royalty payments to Qualcomm

India's Enforcement directorate seized Xiaomi assets worth $725 million over alleged violation of forex laws. How has Xiaomi reacted to these charges? How close is India's smartphone market leader to the Chinese regime? Palki Sharma Upadhyay tells you.

Gravitas: Indian authorities seize Xiaomi assets worth $725 million

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