Xiaomi’s New Nurburgring Record Didn’t Need A Driver, But Might Have Required A Sundial
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Xiaomi’s New Nurburgring Record Didn’t Need A Driver, But Might Have Required A Sundial
An image on social media suggests Xiaomi has set an autonomous Ring lap record. Hero photo shows a YU7 GT SUV as the Nurburgring’s first fastest driverless car. Actual time still TBC, but intel suggests human race drivers’ jobs are safe for now. Xiaomi has already shown by setting multiple lap records that it knows its way around the Nurburgring. Now the Chinese smartphone giant turned EV maker looks set to prove its cars can find their way arou…
Xiaomi was supposed to concoct a new record on the Nürburgring with a YU7 GT. This one promises to be a bit special, as it will be done without any driver behind the wheel, the time will be in autonomous driving. Xiaomi is a fan of the records. The Chinese manufacturer is back on the famous
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