Xiaomi to Expand Household Appliances Globally, Starting with Southeast Asia

Published: Oct 9, 2024 14:48

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Alex Tang, Xiaomi's General Manager for Southeast Asia, confirmed that Xiaomi would launch a variety of household appliances, including Xiaomi air conditioners, Xiaomi refrigerators, Xiaomi washing machines, etc., in the global market, starting from Southeast Asian countries such as Thailand and Malaysia. Many global consumers hope that more Xiaomi household appliances will be sold in local markets. It is understood that these products were previously limited to the Chinese market, but that will change next year. With the realization of the company's new vision to create an interconnected ecosystem for people, vehicles, and homes, all smart devices will achieve intelligent interoperability.

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