MiMo-V2.5-Pro is Xiaomi's open-weights model and the cheapest intelligence Artificial Analysis has ever measured: $0.03 per Intelligence Index task for a score of 42. It tops our Value For Money Index at 1,400 and anchors the value frontier on every cost chart. API pricing is $0.43/$0.87 per million tokens.
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Fast & Efficient
Optimized performance ensures quick results without compromising on quality.
Purpose-Built
Specifically designed for llms tasks and workflows.
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1M tokens context
262k tokens context
262k tokens context
Specifications
AI Evaluation
The value frontier, full stop. 42-point intelligence at three cents a task redefines what the bulk tier of a model stack should cost - just don't ask it to lead your hardest work.
Pros
- Cheapest cost-per-task ever measured ($0.03)
- Tops our Value For Money Index (1,400)
- Open weights with 1M context
Cons
- Mid-pack intelligence (42)
- Thin western serving footprint (3 endpoints)
- No coding-agent benchmark presence
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