Reported listings suggest new colour options and smaller European batteries, but final regional specifications await Xiaomi’s confirmation.
The Xiaomi 18 Pro and Xiaomi 18 Pro Max have reportedly appeared on Italian retailer Epto’s website ahead of their international release.
Coverage of the listings points to European prices, Black, White and Velvet Red finishes, and configurations with 12GB of RAM. The reported specifications also suggest differences between European and Chinese models.
These details should be treated as preliminary retailer information rather than Xiaomi’s final regional announcement.
Reported European Prices
The Xiaomi 18 Pro reportedly appears in two storage configurations, while the Pro Max listing described in the reports uses 512GB of storage.
| Model | RAM and storage | Reported retailer price |
|---|---|---|
| Xiaomi 18 Pro | 12GB + 256GB | €1,398.90 |
| Xiaomi 18 Pro | 12GB + 512GB | €1,591.90 |
| Xiaomi 18 Pro Max | 12GB + 512GB | €1,783.90 |
These figures are retailer asking prices, not confirmed recommended prices for every European country.
They also do not establish Indian pricing. Currency conversions cannot account for differences in regional taxes, configurations, distribution costs or launch offers.
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What the Listings Say About Memory and Colours
The reported entries show 12GB RAM configurations in Black, White and Velvet Red.
The absence of a 1TB option from those entries does not prove Xiaomi has ruled it out across all international markets. Retailer catalogues may cover only selected products or configurations.
Buyers interested in a particular colour or storage capacity should wait for the relevant regional product page.
European Battery Differences Reported
The Xiaomi 18 Pro is reportedly listed with a 6,000mAh battery and 90W wired charging, compared with the Chinese model’s 7,000mAh battery and 100W charging specification.
If confirmed, that would be a meaningful regional difference. However, battery capacity alone cannot predict exactly how much shorter—or longer—a phone will last in practice.
Display settings, software, network conditions and workload all affect endurance. Likewise, charging wattage does not establish a complete charging time.
The distinction is important for reviews: results obtained from a Chinese unit should not automatically be applied to a different European configuration.
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Pro Max Chipset Details
The Pro Max is reported to retain Qualcomm’s Snapdragon 8 Elite Extreme Gen 6 chipset.
Even where the processor matches the Chinese version, buyers should check the complete regional specification. Battery capacity, supported connectivity, software features and included accessories can differ independently of the chipset.
A shared model name does not guarantee that every component or package is identical.
Does a Retailer Listing Confirm an Immediate Launch?
An early catalogue entry can indicate preparations for a product release, but it does not establish a confirmed sale date or available stock.
Prices and specifications may be revised before orders open. A retailer page should therefore be read alongside Xiaomi’s eventual regional announcement and the terms shown at checkout.
The information reviewed for this report does not establish an Indian sale date or price for either phone.
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What Buyers Should Check Next
The most useful follow-up will be Xiaomi’s regional specification sheets and pricing announcement.
Before ordering, buyers should confirm the exact model, memory configuration, battery specification, warranty coverage and included charging equipment.
The reported European listings provide an early reference. They are not yet a substitute for confirmed local product information.
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