Lumio launched its Vision 9 (2026) smart TV in India, emphasizing performance as a key differentiator. The company's strategy, validated by...

Ankit Gupta spoke to ET ahead of the accelerator’s Startup School event in Bengaluru on April 18 — the first in India. In order to tap aspi...

Xiaomi contests a significant Indian tax demand on royalty payments. The company argues the ruling misinterprets contract manufacturing pra...

Xiaomi plans to enhance AI-driven consumer experience by focusing on premiumisation, smartphone AIoT, generative AI, 5G smartphones, and sy...

Dixon Technologies India Ltd., a supplier for Xiaomi Inc., is set to open a large factory in New Delhi, as India urges Chinese tech firms t...

China’s Xiaomi held the smartphone lead in India for years before regulatory headaches and a too vast product portfolio — which by its own ...

Xiaomi is focusing on boosting its sales in India through retail outlets instead of e-commerce as it seeks to target the bigger brick-and-m...

It has started talks with banks and more nonbanking financial companies to launch more services, having brought on board Aditya Birla Finan...

The deal, which is part of Xiaomi’s efforts to increase its presence in the Indian mobile application space, values chalo.com at around Rs ...

This fund infusion comes at a time when Samsung has upped its smartphone game in India.

The company also said it is not worried about losing the numero uno position to Korean phone maker Samsung in the second quarter.

From electric and other vehicles small and big, Xiaomi's regulatory filing exhibits the threat it poses to Indian manufacturers.

Xiaomi has gained momentum in recent months after stumbling against local rivals.

The two companies have been trying to dominate the retail space since July when Xiaomi stepped up efforts to rope in leading offline stores...

Xiaomi’s had a challenging few years but its business is once again expanding at a healthy clip, Lei said in an interview. He expects to do...

Both companies consider India, the world’s fastest growing, an extremely important and strategic market to their global operations.

“India is extremely significant to Xiaomi,” said Lei Jun, founder and chief executive of the Beijingbased startup valued at more than $45 b...