A new leak from Billbil-kun, reported via Dealabs and Notebookcheck, claims pricing and a European release date for Xiaomi’s upcoming Electric Scooter 6 lineup — including a new top-tier Ultra model joining the range for the first time. None of this comes from an official Xiaomi announcement, so it’s worth being upfront about what’s leaked rumor versus confirmed fact before getting into the numbers.
What the leak actually claims
According to the leaked pricing, the lineup would span five models: the Electric Scooter 6 Lite at €329.99, the base Electric Scooter 6 at €399.99, the 6 Pro at €549.99, the 6 Max at €649.99, and a new 6 Ultra at €799.99. The leak also claims some models could cost up to €50 more than their direct 2025 equivalents — a modest increase, not a dramatic repricing. Four of the five models are reportedly expected to launch in Europe on February 10, 2026, with the Ultra’s release date unconfirmed and possibly landing later than the rest of the lineup.
The Ultra is the actual news here
Xiaomi’s scooter lineup hasn’t previously included an Ultra tier above the Max — that’s the genuinely new piece of this leak, not the routine year-over-year pricing refresh. The leak describes the 6 Ultra as carrying a stronger motor, longer range, and dual disc brakes compared to the rest of the range, plus a 140 kg maximum load capacity and the same 12-inch tires shared across the lineup. Notably, it’s reportedly only being offered in yellow — an unusual single-colorway strategy for a flagship model, assuming that detail holds up.
What’s conspicuously missing from the leak
The leak gives pricing and a release window, but no specific motor power, range, or top speed figures for any model in the lineup, including the headline Ultra. That’s a meaningful gap — those numbers are usually what actually differentiates scooter tiers for buyers, and their absence here means the “stronger motor, longer range” description for the Ultra is currently just a relative claim against other Xiaomi models, not a verifiable spec.
Why to treat this as a leak, not a launch
Billbil-kun has a track record of accurate pre-launch leaks on consumer electronics pricing, which is why outlets like Notebookcheck picked this up — but a track record isn’t a guarantee, and pricing can shift between a retailer leak and an official announcement. Treat the euro figures and February 10 date as the leaker’s best current information, not Xiaomi’s confirmed plan, until Xiaomi says otherwise.
FAQ
Has Xiaomi confirmed any of this?
No — this is all sourced from a third-party leak (Billbil-kun, via Dealabs and Notebookcheck), not an official Xiaomi announcement.
Will the Electric Scooter 6 lineup launch in the US?
The leaked release date and pricing are specific to the European market; Xiaomi’s US scooter availability has historically differed from its European rollout.
What actually makes the Ultra different from the Max?
The leak claims a stronger motor, longer range, and dual disc brakes, but gives no specific numbers — so the real differentiation won’t be clear until Xiaomi publishes official specs.
