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A sleek red Yangwang U9 Track Edition ripped across the ATP Automotive Testing Papenburg track in Germany on August 8, 2025, hitting 472.41 km/h (293.54 mph). BYD’s ultra-luxury sub-brand Yangwang has dethroned the Rimac Nevera R, becoming the world’s fastest electric vehicle. The U9 Track Edition is powered by four electric motors, each producing 744 horsepower (555 kilowatt). That’s a total of over 2,960 horsepower, or 3,000 horsepower according to some claims. That’s 1,200 hp per tonne, beating the Rimac Nevera R’s 1,989 hp and 978 hp per tonne. Marc Basseng, who also drove the Nevera R to its previous

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Chinese automaker BYD's luxury Yangwang U9 supercar reached an astonishing {{472.41 km/h}}, challenging gasoline hypercars at a fraction of the cost, though its claim as the world's fastest EV comes with a few caveats.

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BYD's electric supercar, the incredible Yangwang U9 Track Edition, has become the fastest EV in the world, with BYD snatching the record from its rivals

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