Overview

• The Munich site is Xiaomi’s first facility outside China, marking a shift from announced plans to an on-the-ground European presence.
• Teams will focus on vehicle dynamics, next-generation EV platforms, performance projects, and customer-focused design.
• Xiaomi says it will collaborate with research institutions and industry partners on ecosystem integration, infrastructure considerations, and ethical AI.
• The center is intended to strengthen Xiaomi’s global innovation network and help its vehicles meet international safety and quality standards ahead of EU entry in 2027.
• Company-reported milestones include rapid SU7 deliveries in China and Nürburgring testing, with Xiaomi claiming a production-EV lap record for the SU7 Ultra.