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September 28, 2026

Xiaomi's new all-modal flagship model MiMo-V2.6-Pro has emerged as a strong contender in the AI open-source ecosystem. According to Arena.ai evaluation data, the model ranked within the top ten overall and secured a spot among the top three for open-source models using the MIT license. In the Code Arena: WebDev test field, MiMo-V2.6-Pro achieved an impressive AutoEval score of 1628, surpassing Hy4-preview's 1624 and matching Claude Fable5 High. This represents a significant 153-point leap from its predecessor, MiMo-V2.5-Pro, which scored 1475. While it currently trails the top-ranked Kimi K3Max by 46 points and Qwen3.8Flash Next by 7 points, its strong debut highlights Xiaomi's advancements in reinforcement learning and all-modal large model development. The final rankings will be further verified as more human voting data accumulates.

Xiaomi's new all-modal flagship model MiMo-V2.6-Pro has emerged as a strong contender in the AI open-source ecosystem. According to Arena.ai evaluation data, the model ranked within the top ten overall and secured a spot among the top three for open-source models using the MIT license. In the Code Arena: WebDev test field, MiMo-V2.6-Pro achieved an impressive AutoEval score of 1628, surpassing Hy4-preview's 1624 and matching Claude Fable5 High. This represents a significant 153-point leap from its predecessor, MiMo-V2.5-Pro, which scored 1475. While it currently trails the top-ranked Kimi K3Max by 46 points and Qwen3.8Flash Next by 7 points, its strong debut highlights Xiaomi's advancements in reinforcement learning and all-modal large model development. The final rankings will be further verified as more human voting data accumulates.
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