A new titan has entered the virtual and physical hypercar arena. Zohari Cars is reporting from Mobile World Congress (MWC) 2026 in Barcelona, where Xiaomi has officially unveiled the Xiaomi Vision Gran Turismo. This reveal marks a historic milestone: Xiaomi is the first Chinese automaker to join the elite Vision GT program in its 28-year history. Designed as a "pure expression of engineering ambition," this low-slung electric monster transitions from a PlayStation asset into a full-scale concept model that "sculpts the wind" to achieve peak aerodynamic efficiency.

Sculpted by the Wind: 1,900 HP Ambition

The Xiaomi Vision GT is built upon the company’s proprietary 900V Silicon Carbide (SiC) platform, the same architecture that powers the record-breaking SU7 Ultra. While final specifications are being closely guarded, Xiaomi has hinted at a staggering power output of up to 1,900 hp. The exterior design follows a "teardrop" philosophy, utilizing massive venturi tunnels and an Active Wake Control System—a matrix of micro-perforations at the rear that manages airflow in real-time. Perhaps most striking are the "Accretion Rims," featuring magnetic covers that remain stationary while the wheels spin, drastically reducing aerodynamic drag while creating a visual effect straight out of a sci-fi film.

The "Sofa Racer" Cockpit

Step inside, and the traditional concept of a car interior vanishes. The Vision GT introduces the "Sofa Racer" cockpit, where the dashboard, doors, and seats flow together in a continuous, cocoon-like loop. Instead of bucket seats, the driver and passenger are enveloped in 3D-knitted fabric designed to feel like a high-performance sofa. The control interface features an X-wing steering wheel equipped with five circular displays, all managed by the XiaoAi AI Assistant. This system, part of Xiaomi’s "Human x Car x Home" ecosystem, uses the Xiaomi Pulse system to adapt the cabin's light and sound based on the driver's mood and state.

At Zohari Cars, we view the Vision Gran Turismo as a declaration of intent. Xiaomi isn't just building cars; they are building a technological future that bridges the gap between digital simulation and real-world dominance. While you might only "drive" this 1,900 hp beast in Gran Turismo 7 on PlayStation for now, the engineering lessons learned here are already finding their way into production models like the YU7 and SU7 Ultra. Stay tuned as we continue to track Xiaomi’s rapid ascent to becoming a global hypercar authority.