Xiaomi SU7 Ultra tests extreme prototype at Nürburgring

Xiaomi is testing an even more aggressive version of its SU7 Ultra, reportedly dubbed the ‘Extreme’ edition, at the Nürburgring circuit in Germany. The prototype features enhanced aerodynamics, including a more prominent rear diffuser, a larger spoiler, and redesigned air intakes on the hood and fenders to increase downforce.

This development follows a competitive landscape for electric vehicle lap records. While the Xiaomi SU7 Ultra previously set a record for production electric vehicles at the track, the Porsche Taycan Turbo GT later reclaimed the title. The new prototype is speculated to be a track-focused, limited edition designed to challenge these performance benchmarks.

In a separate event in the Czech Republic, the Xiaomi SU7 Ultra was used by driver Tomáš Vavřinec to set six national speed records at an airfield in Hradec Králové. The vehicle reached a top speed of 323.35 km/h and demonstrated high-speed performance across various measured distances.