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Xiaomi SU7 Ultra Enters Gran Turismo 7
Xiaomi's SU7 Ultra is now in the popular racing game Gran Turismo 7.
This is a big deal because the game usually only has cars from Japan, Europe, and America.
The SU7 Ultra is a fast electric car made by Xiaomi, and it's the first Chinese car to be in the game.
Xiaomi wants to show the world how good their car is by putting it in a game where people know a lot about cars.
The car in the game looks just like the real one and has the same performance.
Xiaomi SU7 Ultra is the first Chinese car in Gran Turismo 7.
The game typically features Japanese, European, and American manufacturers.
SU7 Ultra is a performance-focused electric sedan.
The car is fully licensed with accurate design and performance figures.
Xiaomi aims to showcase its automotive ambitions on a global platform.
- Who
- Xiaomi
- What
- Xiaomi SU7 Ultra added to Gran Turismo 7
- Where
- Gran Turismo 7
- When
- Not specified
- Why
- To showcase Xiaomi's automotive ambitions globally
Key facts
- Car Model
- Xiaomi SU7 Ultra
- Game
- Gran Turismo 7
- Manufacturer Origin
- China
- Car Type
- Performance-focused electric sedan
- Game Focus
- Japanese, European, and American manufacturers
Quotes
Jim Farley
CEO of Ford
“The competitive reality is that the Chinese are the 700-pound gorilla in the EV industry. There’s no real competition from Tesla, GM or Ford with what we’ve seen from China.”
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Michael Dunne
Chief executive of auto-consulting firm Dunne Insights
“You absolutely will get a car like the Xiaomi SU7 here—no question. Chinese manufacturers are prepared and poised to pounce as soon as the door opens—and that door opens not through imports, but through manufacturing here. It could happen in the next two years.”
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Donald Trump
Former US President
“Let China come in.”
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