"The Xiaomi YU7 GT has been an open secret for a while now. The Ferrari Purosangue-esque body has been spotted at the Nurburgring during testing in camouflage for at least a year now. Xiaomi has used the Nurburgring as a measuring stick for its testing for a while, and it seems to be working."
"A 101.7-kWh battery should be good for 438 miles of range (705 km), according to China's CLTC testing cycle. CLTC range ratings are generally city-biased and not quite as realistic for the rest of the world. Still, I think it's reasonable to expect the YU7 GT to crest 300 miles or so if it were to ever be rated for sale in the U.S."
"One problem with revealing a new car in China: The country's Ministry of Industry (MIIT) and Information Technology consistently exposes models before they're ready to be shown off to the public. Manufacturers must submit key specifications and images to the government before a car can be sold, and those filings are made public."
The Xiaomi YU7 GT, a high-performance crossover variant, has been revealed through Chinese government filings before its official debut. The vehicle features 990 horsepower and a 101.7 kWh battery providing 438 miles of range under CLTC testing standards. While CLTC ratings are city-biased, the vehicle is expected to achieve approximately 300 miles under U.S. testing conditions. Despite sharing the same battery capacity as the YU7 Max, the GT's increased power output results in reduced range compared to the Max's 519 miles. The vehicle has undergone extensive testing at the Nurburgring and is scheduled for launch later this year, with the Beijing Auto Show providing a potential debut venue.
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