➀ IDC data reveals the top 5 smartphone vendors by Q2 2025 shipments: Samsung (58 million), Apple (46.4 million), Xiaomi (42.5 million), Vivo (27.1 million), and Transsion (25.1 million);
➁ Samsung maintains its leadership with the highest shipment volume, followed by Apple and Xiaomi in the top three;
➂ The report highlights the competitive landscape of the global smartphone market, with emerging players like Transsion gaining traction.
➀ Xiaomi's XRing 01 SoC features a 10-core Arm CPU and 16-core Mali G925 GPU, built on TSMC's 3nm process;
➁ Early benchmarks show performance close to MediaTek's Dimensity 9400, with a 33% GPU core advantage;
➂ Chinese smartphone makers accelerate in-house chip development amid U.S. restrictions and cost-control efforts.
➀ Q1 2025 smartphone shipments increased by 1.5% year-on-year to 304.9 million units, according to IDC.
➁ Chinese vendors, supported by government subsidies, saw significant growth in the domestic market.
➂ Samsung led the market, followed by Apple, Xiaomi, OPPO, and vivo, with notable growth for vivo and OPPO.
➀ Xiaomi's SU7 Ultra was launched at 52.99 million yuan, with explosive growth in orders reaching 6,900 units in 10 minutes and over 10,000 units in 2 hours.
<>➁ The car, targeted at million-level supercars, has a groundbreaking 1.98-second zero-to-100 acceleration and utilizes full-stack SiC technology.➂ The SU7 Ultra uses 172 SiC chips, with each motor controller requiring 48 SiC MOSFET chips, and the total number of chips used in the entire vehicle reaching 172.
