US EditionXpeng P7 Completes 24-Hour Endurance Test – EV Sets New Distance Record of 3,961 Km, Beats Xiaomi YU7
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Xpeng can be considered a record record. Not in vain, he was the first manufacturer to achieve this record in Europe, and some of his electrics have broken record reserves and, also, production. Well, now, his new model P7, which seems to have been taken out of a science fiction film, has broken a new record, the one that owned, for just a few weeks, the Xiaomi YU7, the one considered the 'best electric SUV in the world'. The new Xpeng P7, which…
XPeng P7 snatches 24-hour endurance record from Xiaomi
In the uber-competitive world of Chinese electric cars, bragging rights are earned on the track, not just in the showroom. XPeng has just claimed a big one, announcing its new P7 sedan has set a 24-hour endurance record. The EV covered an impressive 2,461 miles in a single day of relentless driving and charging. This result beats the previous record holder, the Xiaomi YU7 by 11 miles, a margin so thin it highlights the fierce competition between…
Xpeng P7 completes 24-hour endurance test – EV sets new distance record of 3,961 km, beats Xiaomi YU7
After a brief delay due to heavy rain, the Xpeng P7 has completed its 24-hour endurance test, achieving a distance of 3,961 km to set a new record. The attempt began on August 13 shortly after order taking for the P7 start in China, and comes a few months after the Xiaomi YU7 clocked 3,944 km in April. The endurance tests by both Chinese brands were done under the supervision of the China Automotive Technology and Research Centre (CATARC), with …
The Xpeng P7 is the Chinese manufacturer's flagship sedan, and pre-orders began successfully a few days ago. Now, it has just achieved a record in an extreme endurance test, snatching the milestone from the Xiaomi YU7. In China, where car manufacturers are fighting to gain a foothold in the world's largest market for electric vehicles, an extreme endurance test is conducted, which involves driving vehicles for 24 hours at 210 km/h on a closed tr…
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