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Xiaomi SU7 Ultra …
Time for us to recalibrate what we consider the world order of fast cars as we once knew it, now a showroom-spec, albeit with optional track package, SU7 Ultra has set a verified Nordschleife lap time. More than that, it set a new record for EV execs, with a 7:04.957. Ahead of the Porsche Taycan Turbo GT (7:07.55, with its own optional circuit-focused upgrades included), and just beating even the Rimac Nevera, a dedicated and even more powerful EV hypercar (7:05.298).
The spec of the car is impressive, extensively using carbon fiber materials, enhancing sportiness and reducing weight. Interior carbon fiber elements include the front-seat back panels, center console panel, and door sill plates, reinforcing the athletic aesthetic. For exterior design, Xiaomi SU7 Ultra features a 1.7m² large carbon fiber roof*, reducing weight by 12kg. Carbon fiber appears in 17 locations, totaling 3.74m². 90% of these components are manufactured using premium hot press process, ensuring superior texture and quality.
Xiaomi SU7 Ultra …
Time for us to recalibrate what we consider the world order of fast cars as we once knew it, now a showroom-spec, albeit with optional track package, SU7 Ultra has set a verified Nordschleife lap time. More than that, it set a new record for EV execs, wit...
That's an awesome looking 4 door car.
I knew nothing about this car at all and had only heard of Xiaomi smartphones before this post, the performance of this car is truly mind blowing I mean 0-60mph in just 1.98 seconds and a top speed of 217mph is insane. It is due to be available in the UK ...
Things are changing…
Electric propulsion offers endless options for torque vectoring and is bound to produce lap times that will be impossible for ICE cars to replicate. Trying the Hyundai Ionic 5N (admittedly with only ca. 640bhp on overboost) it was truly unbelievable how e...
To say that China is "conquering the world" is an understatement... wow
...and to accomplish this on the Nürburgring track - the Germans must be apoplectic!
It reminds me of the era when LCD TVs came to the market in early 2000’s
Every technology companies started marketing and selling LCD TVs and at the end it consolidated into a few companies. But most if not all of the old TV manufacturers fell by the wayside at the end.
