Porsche’s record has been carried ahead in Nürbrugging

The Xiaomi Su7 Ultra is already the fastest electric car of Nürburgring. No, calm, you are not living a déjà vu. In October 2024Xiaomi’s electric Berlina became the four fastest doors of green hell. But it was then a time marked by a car that was not production, with specifications designed for circuit.

Now, the company has certified that it has the fastest electric car of the German circuit. And the circuit itself has confirmed it In a press release that speaks of “the fastest electric luxury sedan in the world.” The truth is that this is the category that collects the attempts of production electric cars. That is, we find rolling in the market.

Two seconds

With this new record, Xiaomi uploads the bar of electric production cars and begins to bring this technology closer to the mythical barrier of the seven minutes to cover the more than 20 kilometers of, probably, the most challenging circuit in the world.

Specifically, Xiaomi has stopped the clock in 7: 04,957. Time has signed it with the Xiaomi Su7 ultra equipped with the competition package, the same as has caused the wrath of some buyers Checking that your supposed competition hood had no practical function.

Time improves in more than two seconds the registered by the Porsche Taycan Turbo GT with Weissach package in 2023, which certified a time of 7: 05.55. This Open the battle with Porsche that until now had the two best production cars times in the circuit. The aforementioned and a 7: 33.35 signed by the Porsche Taycan Turbo S.

Now we know that the record was achieved on April 1 but it has not been until now when it has been certified and We can see the complete video of the return to the green hell. “I saw the video more than 10 times and my heart still beat extremely fast and the blood boiled,” he said Lei Jun, CEO of Xiaomi, in Weibo In relation to the new record.

The record is just the certification of something we already knew: the Xiaomi Su7 Ultra looks at Porsche. During the presentation of the vehicle they already put all the meat on the grill. Then they confirmed that their car was faster in 0 to 100 km/h than the German, which surpassed him in more than 500 hp and that, above all, despite being equipped with the Nürburgring package, the car costs 814,900 Chinese yuanes (just over 107,000 euros), far from the 1,998,000 yuan (259,000 euros) of the German model.

Photo | Lei Jun in X

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