Xiaomi’s upcoming flagship lineup is facing a staggered release schedule, according to recent reports. While the standard Xiaomi 15 and 15 Pro models are on track for a global launch later this year, featuring the latest Snapdragon 8 Gen 4 chip, the highly anticipated Xiaomi 15 Ultra is taking a different path.
Industry sources indicate that the Ultra variant’s release has been postponed until 2025, with its global debut potentially occurring at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona next March.
Despite the delay, Xiaomi fans worldwide have reason for optimism. The company has confirmed that the 15 Ultra will see a global launch, ensuring availability across various international markets.
Leaked information from the IMEI database hints at three distinct models for the Ultra: a China-specific version, a global variant, and an India-specific model. This suggests Xiaomi is tailoring its flagship device to meet regional requirements and preferences.
To bridge the gap until the 15 Ultra’s arrival, Xiaomi has other product launches in the pipeline. The company is expected to unveil its first flip-style foldable phone alongside the Mix Fold 4 later this month, expanding its presence in the foldable device market.
While official confirmation from Xiaomi regarding these reports is still pending, tech enthusiasts and Xiaomi followers are advised to stay tuned for updates as the launch window approaches.