Prices, compared to China, are quite striking. Xiaomi held a presentation at MWC 2026, unveiling several new products and the global versions of the Xiaomi 17 and 17 Ultra.
The base flagship, the Xiaomi 17, debuted globally at €999 (approx. 91,100 rubles) for the 12+256 GB model. For comparison, the Chinese version is much cheaper at 4,499 yuan (just over 50,000 rubles). As expected, the Pro versions will not be available internationally, but the Ultra version was released at €1,499 (approx. 137,000 rubles).
Xiaomi also launched the Xiaomi Tag, an item tracker priced at €15 (approx. 1,400 rubles) for one or €45 (approx. 4,100 rubles) for a pack of four.
The flagship Leica Leitzphone was also introduced. Based on the Xiaomi 17 Ultra Leica Edition, it features a 1-inch main sensor and a rotating camera ring. However, the battery capacity has decreased from 6,800 mAh to 6,000 mAh. It is priced at €1,999 (approx. 182,000 rubles).
The Xiaomi Electric Scooter 6 Ultra was also revealed, featuring:
- 1200W peak power motor
- 12-inch tubeless tires and IPX6 protection
- Dual suspension and disc brakes
- 75 km range and Apple Find My support
Finally, the company showcased the Xiaomi Vision GT concept hypercar. While no technical specs or prices were shared, the car will soon be available to drive in Gran Turismo 7.
