Xiaomi
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Chen Zhen, Blogger: Xiaomi Products are Great Value, But Some Extreme Fans are Annoying
Automotive influencer Chen Zhen clarified his positive view of Xiaomi’s products, particularly the value of their cars. He addressed accusations of criticizing the Xiaomi SU7, stating his critiques target the fanbase’s behavior, not the product itself, which he finds competitively priced and well-made. He also shared his perspective on personal vehicle modifications, highlighting the focus on aesthetics.
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Lei Jun at the Gym on Father’s Day: Wishing a Happy Father’s Day!
Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun wished fathers a happy Father’s Day on Weibo, also sharing his personal fitness progress. The post highlighted his 54th gym workout of the year, part of his goal to reach 100 sessions in 2025. This follows a 40-day break prompted by challenges, including an incident involving the Xiaomi SU7 vehicle and a demanding period for the company.
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Lin Bin Shows Off Xiaomi High-Level Driving Training Certificate: “Helped a Lot,” Improving Safety for a 30+ Year Veteran Driver
Xiaomi’s Vice Chairman, Lin Bin, showcased his advanced driving training certification, highlighting its positive impact even after decades of driving experience. The training covered emergency maneuvers, low-friction driving, slalom, and a challenging gymkhana course. This initiative aligns with Xiaomi’s plan to offer free advanced training to vehicle owners, aiming to improve road safety and driver awareness.
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Xiaomi Executive Visits Huawei Store, Praised for Class Act
Xiaomi’s China Marketing GM, Wang Teng, surprisingly visited a Huawei store in Luoyang to examine the new Pura 80 series. This unexpected move occurred during a store inspection and was captured in photos, sparking online discussion and perceived corporate sportsmanship.
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Five Must-Have Xiaomi Kitchen Appliances: From Budget-Friendly to Smart Tech – Upgrade Your Kitchen Now!
As the 618 shopping festival heats up, this article highlights five Xiaomi kitchen appliances designed to enhance lifestyles. From a versatile electric steamer to a compact cooking pot and smart air fryers, the review showcases each product and its features, targeting consumers seeking practicality, affordability, and technological convenience in their kitchen upgrades. A smart electric water kettle is also showcased.
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Ahead of the Curve Again: Xiaomi’s 60-Day Payment Terms Highlighted, as Lei Jun Prioritizes Supplier Relations
Chinese EV makers are aggressively shortening supplier payment cycles, with a 60-day target becoming the new standard. Companies including Geely, Changan, and major state-owned enterprises are implementing this, intensifying competition. Xiaomi, showing forward-thinking supply chain management, has already adopted a 60-day model, offering faster payments than industry norms, thereby fostering supplier loyalty and innovation. Their flexible approach includes immediate payments for some orders and supply chain financing, though the latter raises some concerns. This shift allows suppliers to focus on R&D and quality.
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Even as Xiaomi CEO: Lei Jun on Buying the YU7 – “I Have to Pay Myself!”
Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun confirmed he pays for his own company’s cars, including the upcoming YU7. Having previously paid for his SU7 Ultra, he had to wait for delivery like any other customer. Speculation surrounds the YU7’s pricing, expected to compete with Tesla’s Model Y; analysts predict a price around RMB 250,000, while consumers await the official announcement, wondering what price point will make it a compelling purchase.
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Kingsoft Office: Lei Jun Reappointed as Honorary Chairman (Unpaid)
Kingsoft Office appointed Lei Jun, the founder and de facto controlling shareholder, as Honorary Chairman. Jun, with his extensive experience in technical innovation and management, will provide strategic guidance without receiving compensation. His advisory role is expected to contribute to the company’s growth, reflecting his long history with the company since 1992 and his other entrepreneurial ventures.
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Li Nan: Huawei Fans Exhibit Worse Behavior Than Xiaomi’s, Resembling “Little Pink” Mentality
Former Meizu executive Li Nan sparked debate on CNBC AI News by criticizing the extremist elements within Xiaomi and Huawei fanbases. He observed that Huawei’s most extreme fans display poorer conduct, often deploying nationalistic arguments and resembling “coal barons.” Discussions evolved to include classifications of fans and their motivations, with Li Nan favoring the “stupid but poor” scenario for maximizing readers’ happiness.
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Why Xiaomi Made a Single Car and Hit a Home Run: Lei Jun on the Triumph of the Xiaomi Model
Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun highlighted the SU7’s success as proof of their focused automotive strategy. Lei contrasts their single-model approach with competitors, emphasizing their proven “Xiaomi Model” methodology. Early interest in the upcoming YU7 surpasses that of the SU7, attracting a wider audience. While optimistic, Xiaomi remains cautious, accelerating preparations for the YU7’s launch, aiming for further growth.