Lei Jun, the billionaire cofounder of Chinese tech giant Xiaomi, launched an electric SUV that could be a strong competitor ...

Xiaomi reportedly pushed up the launch of the highly anticipated YU7 to the end of June, one month earlier than expected, as the Chinese EV market is heating up ...

Lei Jun, the cofounder and CEO of Xiaomi, unveiled the company’s first electric vehicle on Thursday, marking the Chinese smartphone maker’s entry into the country's highly competitive EV market.

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

When Xiaomi unveiled its electric car to much fanfare in late 2023, CEO Lei Jun called the project his last entrepreneurial endeavor. Fifteen months later, Lei’s bet now seems like it might pay ...

Xiaomi's CEO Lei Jun said on Monday that the firm plans to hold an official launch event for its new YU7 electric sports ...

On Monday, Xiaomi's billionaire cofounder and CEO, Lei Jun, said that his company was implementing a 10-year plan to invest 50 billion yuan, roughly $7 billion, into chip design as it looks to ...

Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun has been called China's Steve Jobs. Now he's got his eyes on the EV market in ways Apple could never pull off.

Like Apple, Xiaomi has invested billions into getting an electric vehicle to market. The smartphone maker debuted its first car in December.

Lei Jun clarified that there was no such thing as someone on the Internet saying that Tencent QQ asked him to see acquisitions. He clarified that “Ma Yun and Ma Huateng asked him to invest in ...

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