Guangzhou Huali College Bans Xiaomi Vehicles from Campus

[Campus Management] Guangzhou Huali College has been reported to ban Xiaomi vehicles from entering campus starting in 2025, drawing public attention.

Key Development: Xiaomi Vehicles Singled Out from Off-Campus Vehicle Access List

The college's security office confirmed that Xiaomi vehicles have been explicitly prohibited from entering the Zengcheng campus since last year, while other external vehicles—including Tesla—are allowed entry upon prior registration. Security personnel stated the rule was issued by college leadership but did not provide a specific reason.

Public Debate: Disruption from Enthusiast Gatherings or Excessive Performance?

Netizens speculate the main reason is that the launch of the Xiaomi SU7 attracted large numbers of owners visiting campus for photo opportunities, causing disorderly parking and disrupting academic activities. Others suggest the car’s 0–100 km/h acceleration time of 2.78 seconds conflicts with the campus speed limit of 15 km/h, though this rationale has been questioned for its inconsistency.

Industry Impact: Domestic Brand Faces Asymmetric Restrictions

Multiple Xiaomi vehicle owners have challenged the ban as lacking legal basis and argued it is unreasonable to single out a Chinese brand, calling on the college to disclose the policy’s justification. The college has not yet issued an official explanation for the restriction.