Multiple automakers, including Tesla, Xiaomi, Geely, Leapmotor and Xpeng, filed recall plans on the same day, covering more than 7 million vehicles in total.
Xiaomi said the Xring D100 is China’s first high-computing-power smart-driving chip built on a 3-nm process and can run models with up to 200 billion parameters locally.
Xiaomi Auto’s international website says the brand will officially enter Europe in 2027, and it has opened inquiries for dealer and distribution partnerships.
The 3 companies have committed a combined 22 million yuan ($3.24 million) for emergency relief, temporary resettlement and post-disaster reconstruction.
This marked the fifth consecutive month Xiaomi delivered more than 30,000 vehicles, though the company again withheld an exact figure.
The previously unannounced Sky Nomad N70 Pro will join the N70 Max and N90 Max in their official launch on September 7.
Xiaomi Auto signed MoUs with an initial group of 8 German automotive dealer groups and will enter the European market in 2027.
The milestone comes about 29 months after Xiaomi began delivering its first model, the SU7.
Xiaomi has built an initial batch of Sky Nomad vehicles ahead of launch, enabling deliveries within 1-5 weeks.
The Sky Nomad lineup starts at 209,900 yuan ($30,960) and will be key to Xiaomi’s push for 550,000 deliveries this year.