Xiaomi India President Muralikrishnan B revealed the company’s strategy for its AloT products, detailing “end-to-end premiumization” across smartphones and AloT products, which he had mentioned in his interview a few days ago.
Muralikrishnan B says,” Xiaomi has recently launched a new operating system called HyperOS, which is more developed than Google’s Android OS and has just started rolling out it in India. Poco F5 is the first smartphone of POCO in India to get the HyperOS update. As well, Xiaomi 13 Pro and Xiaomi Pad 6 are the first devices, which will get the first HyperOS Update in India.
The HyperOS system will be at the heart of a variety of products, including smartphones, smart home products, eclectic cars, watches and more. When you combine all this with Xiaomi HyperOS, it will give you the best experience you can imagine and it will integrate all your products together.
Recently, Xiaomi introduced its first electric vehicle (EV) in China, named SU7. According to the company, it wants to see it among the top electric cars in the world, and there is a lot of talk about its launch in China, but for India, Muralikrishnan B has said that “Xiaomi EV SU7 is definitely not ready for India.”
The roadmap of SU7 is being prepared for the Indian market, in which the maximum focus will be on HyperOS. It may be unveiled with HyperOS in the near future. No doubt, Xiaomi is the fastest-growing company in the world. It earned its name and fame by branding mobile electronics, and now it is expanding its market in EV AutoMobile.
