Etiqueta: Yangwang

BYD on Saturday announced that its luxury sub-brand, Yangwang, has made history as its U9 Xtreme, also known as the U9X, achieved a verified top speed of 496.2 km/h (308.3 mph) to become the fastest production car in the world. The record was set at Germany’s ATP Automotive Testing Papenburg proving grounds on September 14, | BYD on Saturday announced that its luxury sub-brand, Yangwang, has made history as its U9 Xtreme, also known as the U9X, achieved a verified top speed of 496.2 km/h (308.3 mph) to become the fastest production car in the world. The record was set at Germany’s ATP Automotive Testing Papenburg proving grounds on September 14,

Chinese automaker BYD has revealed the Yangwang U9 Xtreme, clocking a record 308.4 mph and claiming the title of the world’s fastest production car.

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The YangWang U9 Xtreme has more than double the power of the standard model, and beat out rivals from SSC, Koenigsegg, and Bugatti

The BYD Yangwang U9 Xtreme cracked 308 mph at a German test track to become the fastest production car EVER made! [video]

Speed has always been the ultimate measure of automotive greatness, an expression of engineering bravado. On a crisp day at Germany’s ATP Papenburg high-speed oval, BYD’s Yangwang U9 Xtreme smashed the record, hitting 308.4 miles per hour to become the world’s fastest production car. Four electric motors produce 2,978 horsepower, which feels like science fiction rather than road legal. Each motor spins at a max of 30,000 RPM and is made of super thin 0.1mm silicon steel, a first in mass production. This means power with surgical precision, pushing the U9 Xtreme into new territory. Unlike its predecessor, the regular

BYD’s monstrous 3,000 hp Yangwang U9 has set a world record as the fastest production automobile ever. The hypercar reached a speed of 308 mph in Germany, surpassing the Bugatti Chiron.

BYD’s luxury sub-brand Yangwang has unveiled on Saturday a new track-focused version of its U9 supercar that has set a new global speed record.

"I never expected to break my own record so soon."

Not too long ago, Western markets were subtly dismissing Chinese cars for coming off as bargain-basement alternatives. Well, how the tides have turned. Like it or not, China is producing some of the world’s most advanced cars right now.