Xiaomi officially made its debut at IFA 2026 in Berlin, bringing along more than 380 products spanning smartphones, smart home devices, humanoid robots, and electric vehicles. The showcase marks Xiaomi’s largest standalone exhibition outside of China to date.
The company occupied over 3,300 square meters of exhibition space to showcase its “Human x Car x Home” ecosystem, a concept connecting personal devices, smart vehicles, and home technology into a single AI-powered system.
“This year, IFA marks an important milestone in Xiaomi’s global journey,” said Xu Fei, Chief Marketing Officer at Xiaomi.
He noted that Xiaomi has grown far beyond just smartphones, expanding its business into smart home technology, electric vehicles, AI, operating systems, chip development, robotics, and smart manufacturing.
Three Zones, One Connected Vision
Xiaomi’s IFA 2026 space was organized into three main zones: AI Tomorrow, AI Today, and a dedicated product portfolio zone.
The AI Tomorrow zone featured the Xiaomi Vision Gran Turismo, an electric hypercar concept developed in collaboration with the Gran Turismo gaming franchise.
The AI Today zone centered around the Xiaomi SU7 Max, alongside a simulated home setup demonstrating how AI can connect smartphones, cars, and smart home devices into a single, unified ecosystem.
Meet CyberOne, Xiaomi’s Humanoid Robot
Xiaomi also brought CyberOne, a humanoid robot capable of interacting with visitors through hand gestures. Beyond the showroom floor, the robot has also been tested at Xiaomi Auto’s factory for actual manufacturing tasks.
The company claims CyberOne’s success rate for bolt-tightening tasks improved from around 90% to 98% over just four months, a notable leap for a robotics program still in relatively early deployment.
Alongside the Vision Gran Turismo, Xiaomi Auto also showcased the latest generation of the Xiaomi SU7 and Xiaomi SU7 Ultra.
Xiaomi 18 Fold Also Makes an Appearance
On the smartphone side, Xiaomi showcased the Xiaomi 18 Fold, powered by the XRING O3, Xiaomi’s latest in-house-developed chip. The device’s presence at IFA reflects Xiaomi’s broader strategy of strengthening its core technology development, semiconductors included.
Mijia’s Big European Expansion
Xiaomi also announced a major expansion of its smart home brand, Mijia, into Europe. Mijia currently offers more than 2,000 products across over 130 categories, all connectable through the Xiaomi Home app.
This expansion is part of Xiaomi’s broader effort to bring its Human x Car x Home concept to global markets, building on momentum from its domestic ecosystem success.
What’s Next: Xiaomi Auto Heads to Europe
Looking ahead, Xiaomi’s next major move is bringing Xiaomi Auto to Europe. The company is targeting the start of electric vehicle sales in the region, including Germany, by 2027.
Xiaomi’s IFA 2026 debut signals a clear shift in ambition, this isn’t just a smartphone brand testing international waters anymore. With robotics, EVs, and a rapidly expanding smart home ecosystem all on display simultaneously, Xiaomi appears to be laying the groundwork for a genuinely global, interconnected hardware ecosystem, with Europe as its next major battleground.