Xingji Meizu

Xiaomi MZ Group was founded in Wuhan on March 8, 2023, combining Xiaomi, Meizu, and Polestar’s strengths to develop cutting-edge technologies. These include electric vehicles, smartphones, XR tech, custom operating systems, satellite communications, wearables, smart home devices, and lifestyle products.

ECARX acquires Hubei Qiguang, gaining full ownership of Flyme Auto and Flyme OS for an all-cash deal valued at approximately $266 million. The acquisition strengthens ECARX’s end-to-end operating system capabilities for automotive applications. Hubei Qiguang was previously a DreamSmart subsidiary.

Oct 2026TNGlobalNews article

ECARX Holdings acquires Meizu Technology’s Flyme Auto software business, including its intellectual property, R&D assets, and engineering team. The deal covers the full software operation, positioning ECARX to expand its automotive software capabilities. Meizu Technology retains no ownership stake in the acquired business.

Jun 2026GeneOnlineNews article

Meizu faces mounting speculation about shutting down its smartphone division after reports claim development of its upcoming flagship, the **Meizu 23**, has been halted. The company has not confirmed or denied the claims, leaving its future in smartphones uncertain. Chinese tech outlet **Sanyan Tech** first fueled the rumors with its report on the paused project.

Feb 2026TechNodeNews article

Meizu cancels the launch of its **Meizu 22 Air** slim phone due to rising memory-chip prices. The company cites a spike in costs from the fourth quarter as the reason for the decision. This move highlights supply chain challenges in the smartphone industry.

Jan 2026South China Morning PostNews article