The Xiaomi-backed JMEV 01 shows what a budget-friendly Tesla Rodaster could look like, as it starts at just over $41,000 USD in China. This EV was originally known as the SC-01, powered by dual electric motors (one front, one rear) delivering a combined 429 horsepower (320 kW), which gets it from 0 to 60 mph in about 3.9 seconds
Now that you’ve seen the Xiaomi 15 Ultra, it’s time to check out a device that’s even more suited for mobile photographs. This Xiaomi modular smartphone concept features a LaserLink pogo connector that enables users to easily attach and detach the Modular Optical System lens.
Priced from $1,555 USD and launching on March 4, the Xiaomi 15 Ultra debuted at MWC 2025 today in Barcelona to great fanfare. Why? It’s designed for mobile photographers, thanks to its 23mm Leica 1-inch main camera, equipped with a 50MP Sony LYT-900 image sensor, as well as a Leica Summilux optical lens boasting s a large ƒ/1.63 aperture, variable focal lengths of 23mm, 28mm, and 35mm.
Sure, the Cyberdog 2 is nice, but the Xiaomi SU7 Ultra far exceeds it in terms of fun factor. After receiving 10,000 pre-orders on launch day, it appears as if many people agree, especially with its $72,988 USD starting price.
The Xiaomi SU7 Ultra electric hypercar builds upon its predecessor and gives it more power than most supercars. It comes equipped with three of Xiaomi’s self-developed HyperEngine V8s electric motors, each making 578 hp and 468 lb-ft of peak torque.
