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With Nearly 3,000 Hp and a Top Speed of Nearly 500 Km/h, China Is on Track to Claim the Ultimate Automotive Record.
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The advancement of Chinese manufacturers in the segment of electric vehicles and mobility technologies is putting the German automotive industry in trouble, which for decades was synonymous with innovation, quality and global leadership
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BYD's vice president states it loud and clear: the Yangwang U9 Xtreme will attempt to break its own speed record, hoping to surpass 500 km/h. It will, of course, remain the fastest production car in the world.
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