2026年9月10日

NVIDIA's Jensen Huang Praises Xiaomi EV: “I Really Want to Buy One”

During his appearance at the 3rd China Chain Expo, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang expressed a strong interest in Xiaomi’s electric vehicle, saying, “I really want to buy one,” while highlighting the close collaboration between the two companies. He praised the rapid development of China's EV industry and affirmed confidence in overcoming global supply chain challenges. His recent photos with Xiaomi founder Lei Jun have also sparked widespread attention online.

Jensen Huang Praises China’s EV Boom, Says "Xiaomi Cars Are Very Attractive"

On July 16, at the 3rd China International Supply Chain Expo in Beijing, NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang made a notable appearance dressed in a traditional Chinese outfit. During a post-speech interview, he openly expressed his admiration for Xiaomi’s electric vehicle, saying, “I really want to buy one—we have extensive cooperation with Xiaomi.”

Huang spoke highly of China’s EV sector, stating, “In the past five years, China’s electric vehicles have probably been the most surprising development in the world.” Regarding ongoing tariff concerns and trade tensions, he noted that while the supply chain will need adjustments, “we will find solutions.”

Private Meeting with Lei Jun Sparks Buzz

Shortly before the event, photos surfaced online showing Huang and Xiaomi CEO Lei Jun posing together in front of traditional Chinese architecture. Another photo featured them beside the Xiaomi SU7 Ultra. Though the visit was not publicly disclosed, insiders confirmed it was a private client meeting.

Industry observers believe Huang’s endorsement reflects more than personal interest—it underscores Xiaomi’s growing influence in smart driving and chip integration. As a global leader in AI computing, Huang’s interest adds significant credibility and attention to the Xiaomi SU7.

Strong Collaboration May Signal Strategic Expansion

Xiaomi and NVIDIA have maintained an active partnership in areas such as smart hardware, autonomous driving, and AI models. Huang’s latest comments may hint at deeper strategic alignment between the two tech powerhouses.

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