After having set a lap record of “The Green Hell” in October 2024, Xiaomi’s high-performance SU7 Ultra Prototype has set a new lap record at the Nürburgring Nordschleife. In its latest attempt, the prototype completed the 20.8-kilometre circuit in 6 minutes 22.091 seconds, a full 24 seconds quicker than its previous best time set in October 2024.
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The achievement not only marks a personal best for Xiaomi but also earns the SU7 Ultra Prototype third place overall on the Nürburgring all-time leaderboard. Earlier in the month, the production-spec SU7 Ultra had completed the same circuit in 7:04.957 minutes, making it the fastest production electric vehicle to lap the Nürburgring. The prototype’s faster run now sets a new record among electric prototypes, dethroning even the Lotus Evija X, which set a time of 6:24.047 minutes in April 2024.
Powering the SU7 Ultra is a tri-motor all-wheel-drive system developed entirely in-house by Xiaomi. It combines two V8s-series motors (each producing 570 bhp and 635 Nm) with a V6s-series motor delivering 387 bhp, resulting in a total system output of 1,526 bhp. According to the company, the SU7 Ultra can go from 0 to 100 kmph in 1.97 seconds, reach 200 kmph in 5.96 seconds, and hit 300 kmph in 15.07 seconds, with a top speed of over 350 kmph.
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Xiaomi offers the production version of the SU7 Ultra in two versions for the Chinese market. First is the Track Package, which includes a high-capacity battery pack, upgraded cooling and braking systems, dual-chamber air springs, adaptive dampers, lightweight forged 21-inch wheels, and extensive use of carbon fibre elements such as the roof and rear wheel arches. It also comes with high-performance tyres and an additional set of semi-slicks for track use.
Second is the Nürburgring Limited Edition, which is the commemorative road-legal version of the vehicle’s Nürburgring success and includes all elements of the Track Package, while also featuring a carbon fibre dual-vent hood, carbon rear spoiler, full carbon exterior and interior trim, and exclusive “Ultra Lightning” decals.
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The SU7 equipped with the Track Package is priced at an additional RMB 100,000, bringing its total cost to RMB 629,900 (approximately Rs 75 lakh). Meanwhile, the Nürburgring Limited Edition is aimed at collectors and carries a significantly higher price of RMB 814,900 (around Rs 97 lakh). For 2025, Xiaomi plans to produce just 10 units of the Nürburgring Limited Edition, with total production limited to 100 units globally.
