Core Viewpoint - The article discusses recent legal issues faced by Xiaomi, including a court ruling against a self-media platform for defamation, and highlights the company's ongoing challenges in the automotive sector, particularly regarding customer dissatisfaction with the Xiaomi SU7 Ultra vehicle [1][11]. Group 1: Legal Issues - Xiaomi's legal department announced a court ruling on May 14, which found a self-media platform, "Minzhi Li," guilty of defamation against the company, resulting in a compensation of 60,000 yuan for damages [1]. - The court ordered the removal of defamatory content from various social media platforms and mandated a public apology from the offending party [1]. Group 2: Leadership and Company Adjustments - On the same day, Xiaomi's CEO Lei Jun restricted comments on his Weibo account to followers who have been following for over 100 days, indicating a response to recent controversies [5]. - Lei Jun expressed that the past month has been one of the most challenging periods since founding Xiaomi, which gained significant attention on social media [6]. - Recent changes in Lei Jun's role were noted, with a shift from executive director to director of Xiaomi Home Commercial Co., and the addition of new business areas [9]. Group 3: Automotive Sector Challenges - Xiaomi is facing backlash from customers of the Xiaomi SU7 Ultra, particularly regarding the advertised features of the carbon fiber hood, which many claim do not meet expectations [11]. - The company acknowledged that their previous communication regarding the vehicle's features was unclear and issued an apology, but customer dissatisfaction remains high, with calls for refunds or reorders from a growing number of affected consumers [11].