Xiaomi SU7 Ultra Electric Sports Car 350 Kmph Top Speed ​​1527 bhp Unveiled Rivals Tesla Model S plaid Hyundai IONIQ 5

Xiaomi, a popular brand in the smartphone market in India, recently showcased its first electric car in India – SU7. The company has already launched this EV in its domestic market and it is also getting bumper sales in the country. The electric car claims to offer advanced technology, long range and attractive design at an affordable price. Now, Xiaomi has introduced the SU7 Ultra, which comes with a sports car design and has the power to compete with premium electric car models of Porsche and Tesla in terms of specifications. Xiaomi says that the SU7 Ultra offers quick acceleration and aims to provide a potential Nurburgring lap record.

Talking about the features of Xiaomi SU7 Ultra, Xiaomi’s have to say At its core is a tri-motor setup that includes Xiaomi’s flagship V8s and a V6s electric motor. With this configuration, the EV is capable of generating 1527 bhp. For comparison, this is much more than the output of the most powerful Porsche Taycan. The company says that it can accelerate from 0-100 kmph in 1.97 seconds and reach a top speed of 350 kmph. At the same time, this model claims to reach 200 kmph in 5.96 seconds.

Xiaomi says that it gets the Qilin II battery pack co-developed with CATL, which can discharge 1330kW. The battery’s 897-volt architecture also contributes to the car’s fast charging capabilities. Many of its parts are made of carbon fiber, which helps keep its weight low. Compared to the Xiaomi SU7, the upcoming SU7 Ultra has lost more than 500 kg of weight. However, air conditioning has been removed from it for now, which directly affects its quick acceleration.

Xiaomi has set its sights on the Nurburgring lap record with the aim of beating the benchmark of performance-focused models like the Hyundai Porsche Taycan Turbo GT, IONIQ 5 N, Tesla Model S Plaid set eyes on However, the Xiaomi SU7 Ultra is still in the prototype stage and is currently undergoing testing. Its production is expected to begin in 2025. However, Xiaomi has confirmed that the electric car model will not be exported outside China for at least two to three years.