Racing tracks in China just got more exciting as Xiaomi dives deeper into the world of motorsport
This weekend, the China GT Championship officially launched in Shanghai and Xiaomi made its presence strong both on and off the track.
In the opening match, the Xiaomi's YU7 and SU7 Ultra assumed important responsibilities, acting as the official medical and security vehicles throughout the match.
These roles are essential to ensuring racing safety and smooth operation, underscoring the trust placed in Xiaomi's automotive technology under real racing conditions.
Lei Jun attended the opening event
Ο Lei Jun was present at the event, showing direct support for Xiaomi's growing involvement in motorsport.
During the interviews he gave, he revealed that while he has already obtained a racing license, his main goal in learning to race is not to race professionally, but to better understand performance driving and build stronger, more capable vehicles in the future.
China GT Championship Overview
The China GT Championship recognized as the highest level national supercar racing competition in China, and is officially certified by the national motorsports authority. For the 2026 season, Xiaomi assumes the title of official sponsor of the event, further strengthening its presence in the automotive industry and aligning the Xiaomi Auto Brand Name with high-performance racing.
Top competition on world tracks too
This year's championship includes a series of elite supercars from brands such as Ferrari, Porsche and BMW, along with top racing teams from both China and abroad. The 2026 season will span five rounds, held at major circuits such as Shanghai, Ningbo, Zhuhai, even on international tracks in Malaysia, bringing a global flavor to the competition.
Beyond branding, Xiaomi's involvement goes deeper by actively participating in racing events and showcasing its vehicles in demanding real-world scenarios.
From security duties to parade appearances and event showcases, Xiaomi uses its platform China GT to demonstrate reliability and performance in a highly competitive environment.
Xiaomi's growing footprint in motorsport reflects the company's broader ambitions in the automotive space, combining innovation with real-world testing to shape the future of its smart vehicle ecosystem.















