Xiaomi SU7 Ultra Coming to Gran Turismo 7 on PlayStation With a Future Update
Abandon the racetrack-now it’s electric tomorrow! Xiaomi’s SU7 Ultra is blazing a trail into Gran Turismo 7, marking the company’s automotive debut in the iconic racing sim. Unveiled at the Gran Turismo World Series 2025, this high-performance EV isn’t just a car; it’s a statement. Get ready to unleash the power of Xiaomi’s luxury EV on PlayStation 4 and 5. The electric revolution has officially arrived on the world stage of racing.
Xiaomi SU7 Ultra in Gran Turismo 7
Gearheads, gear up and be ready to drool! The SU7 Ultra EV by Xiaomi is screeching its way into Gran Turismo 7, not just as any run-of-the-mill DLC but rather as a very finely produced digital twin. After Kazunori Yamauchi’s pilgrimage to Xiaomi HQ last month, a power meeting with CEO Lei Jun, an immersive experience in the EV factory, and an adrenaline-fuelled test drive in the SU7 Ultra, true to Gran Turismo, the deepest soul of the EV will be authentically rendered in stunning grandeur: breathtakingly real, from those sumptuous curves of the SU7 right down to the dynamic charging thrill of that car. This isn’t a car; this is a digital experience waiting to be unleashed upon the world.
Prepare to scorch the tarmac in the digital realm! Xiaomi is about to make a roaring yet electrified entry into the world of racing simulators. Strap in for the next update where the first Xiaomi EV will be available to race on virtual tarmac.
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Excited almost tearfully, he exclaimed, “It’s always been an extreme dedication to the utmost quality on Gran Turismo. To have the Xiaomi SU7 Ultra captured and preserved into that world is a dream made real.”
Beyond the SU7 Ultra, brace yourselves: Xiaomi and Polyphony Digital are forging a dream machine. Prepare for the Vision Gran Turismo, a concept car engineered for the virtual racetrack, where the future of driving comes to life.
About Xiaomi SU7 Ultra
Forget dial-up. The SU7 Ultra by Xiaomi has got to be the only hypercar-like EV, and it will take the stage as a performance prototype in 2024. Then, akin to a sonic boom emanating from Barcelona, it had its official debut on March 2nd at MWC 2025. Want one? Have at least CNY 529,900 (roughly Rs. 6.4 million) in your purse. Buckle up, as Xiaomi just redefined “fast.”
A far cry from just acceleration, the car has 1,548 hp and 635 Nm of torque. Three HyperEngine electric motors work in unison to nail the terrifying 0-100 kmph burst in just 1.98 seconds. So fast, it’ll be gone the very second you blink. Just 5.86 seconds is all it takes for the warp-speed machine to become an endorphin rush of 200 kmph.
Clutch your seat! The Xiaomi SU7 Ultra isn’t just fast with a top speed of 350 kmph; its raw force defies physics! The secret behind this dank performance maybe an advanced Qilin 2.0 battery from CATL, integrated right into the car structure with revolutionary cell-to-body (CTB) technology. Having a humongous capacity of 150 kWh, this battery spits 1,330 kW of discharge power. Are you having range anxiety? Don’t. Xiaomi is claiming 630km of CLTC range. And if you do require a jolt, 5.2C charging speed is going to do the trick in less than 12 minutes from zero to hundred!
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