In December, Xiaomi will double the production of its first electric car, the SU7. Several sources immediately revealed new details about Xiaomi cars. The company is reportedly working on three new models. Two of them will be electric cars, codenamed Modena and Le Mans, but the third model, codenamed Kunlun, will be a hybrid – Xiaomi has already published a number of vacancies for hybrid powertrain development engineers. [caption id="attachment_85525" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Xiaomi[/caption] This news did not go unnoticed by Xiaomi fans - fan renderings of possible new models have already appeared on the Internet. Along the way, the Chinese are wondering what body types the new products will have. There is no doubt that Xiaomi will have a crossover or SUV. But fans are also eager to see a pickup truck, a minivan, and even a small truck. Xiaomi is preparing three new car models, one of them will be a hybrid [caption id="attachment_85526" align="aligncenter" width="780"] Xiaomi[/caption] As for the current SU7 model, the company has planned to produce 300 units in December - double the number in November. In the meantime, production processes are being debugged - not everything is going smoothly with them: either the conveyor will stop, or spare parts for it will not be delivered on time. At the same time, the company is finalizing the firmware of the infotainment system. After the official premiere, Xiaomi SU7 will appear in the company’s retail stores in China, and the space in them will be reorganized so that some of the solutions in the smart home ecosystem will most likely be simply removed.

But it will not replace MIUI 15 Xiaomi can follow the path of Huawei and create its substitute for Android - the MyDrivers resource gives approximately this status to the new Xiaomi software called MIOS. [caption id="attachment_68098" align="aligncenter" width="685"] Xiaomi[/caption] Xiaomi will have its own Android replacement? It is still unclear what MIOS is. At first, there were rumors that it would be a completely new shell - like MIUI, only for Chinese devices. But in fact, we are talking about something more: MIUI will be used not only in smartphones but also in the Internet of Things ecosystem. That is, it will become a global operating system that will unite most Xiaomi smart devices. Here Xiaomi was inspired by the example of Huawei, which adapted HarmonyOS for a wide range of devices: from smart watches and TVs to cars. Xiaomi, by the way, will also soon have its cars, and it also needs its operating system... MIOS will not replace MIUI in smartphones. At least MyDrivers is not canceling the release of MIUI 15. The premiere of MIOS is expected on October 27, on this day Xiaomi 14 and Xiaomi 14 Pro should be presented