Xiaomi just dropped its 2025 annual results, and the numbers are nothing short of stunning. The company isn’t just surviving the EV-and-AI race — it’s leading it.
Xiaomi’s 2025 Financial Highlights at a Glance
| Metric | 2025 Result | YoY Growth |
|---|---|---|
| Total Revenue | ₹6,22,842 Cr | +25.0% |
| Adjusted Net Profit | ₹53,390 Cr | +43.8% (Record) |
| Smart EV & AI Revenue | ₹1,44,508 Cr | +223.8% |
| Smartphone Revenue | ₹2,53,876 Cr | Steady |
| IoT & Lifestyle Revenue | ₹1,67,798 Cr | +18.3% |
| Global MAU | 754.1 Million | +7.4% |
| R&D Spend | ₹45,082 Cr | +37.8% |
EVs Are Now Xiaomi’s Biggest Growth Engine
The headline story? Xiaomi’s Smart EV segment turned profitable for the first time in a full year — a milestone few expected this quickly. With 4,11,082 vehicles delivered in 2025 and a target of 5,50,000 for 2026, the ambition is very real. The new Xiaomi SU7 racked up 30,000 locked orders in just 3 days. Check our deep dive on Xiaomi SU7 specifications and India prospects.
Smartphones Still Rock, IoT Reaches New Heights
Xiaomi held its top-3 global smartphone ranking for the 5th straight year, shipping 165.2 million units with a 13.3% market share. Premium phones hit a record 27.1% of China sales. IoT devices crossed 1.07 billion connected units — an ecosystem few can match. Read more about Xiaomi’s latest smartphone launches on TechnoSports.
AI Is the Secret Sauce
Xiaomi poured ₹45,082 Cr into R&D and unveiled three in-house AI models under the MiMo-V2 family. Its robotics model already runs autonomously on EV factory floors with a 90.2% task success rate. The company plans to invest at least ₹81,720 Cr in AI over the next three years. Xiaomi is no longer just a phone brand — it’s betting everything on the “Human × Car × Home” ecosystem, and 2025 proves the bet is paying off.
