From:Internet Info Agency 2026-04-27 10:21:20
Xiaomi Auto has announced the upcoming launch of its 2026 Elite Driving Program, with registration opening in phases. The program comprises three components: Advanced Driving Training, Racing License Training, and Track Experience. The Advanced Driving Training is open to all users and will be led by Xiaomi’s elite coaching team. Focused on safe driving in everyday scenarios, the course includes theoretical instruction and four hands-on vehicle exercises: acceleration/braking/emergency lane-change drills, slalom maneuvering, low-grip surface driving practice, and autocross (Gymkhana) exercises. Racing License Training is exclusively available to owners who have already taken delivery of their vehicles or placed confirmed orders. It offers China Automobile and Motorcycle Sports Federation (CAMF)-certified training for a National Grade B Circuit Racing License. The program features professional, systematic track courses, with each participant receiving a minimum of five hours of individual on-track instruction delivered by CAMF-certified coaches, aimed at enhancing real-world track driving skills. The Track Experience is also open to all users and will be held at multiple FIA Grade 2-certified circuits across Eastern, Southern, Northern, Central, and Southwestern China. Participants can enjoy short-session open lapping on practice days or compete in timed lap challenges on race days. Optional add-ons include a second driver seat, coach ride-along sessions, and track-side vehicle preparation services.

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