The YU7 GT fitted with the Track Package has achieved a world first in autonomous driving, completing the full 20.8km Nurburgring circuit without a driver.
Amidst a slew of new product announcements, Xiaomi introduced new e-scooters, as well as a new concept hypercar featured in the Gran Turismo game.
Here only for the weekend, the electric hypercar can be visited at the Rain Vortex as Xiaomi celebrates the opening of its largest local store in Jewel.
The YU7 will be available in three versions - Standard, Pro, and the 681bhp Max - and is currently only offered in China.
This achievement follows a new partnership between Xiaomi EV and Nurburgring, which will see the former accelerate EV development on the latter's racetrack.
The SU7 Ultra features Xiaomi's HyperEngine V8s, offering 1,527bhp, a top speed of more than 350km/h, and a century sprint timing of 1.98 second.
The Xiaomi SU7 is set to come with a power output of up to 570bhp, which will allow it to hit 100km/h from a standstill in 2.8 seconds.
The Chinese tech giant, most known for its smartphones and smart home appliances, is steadily gearing up to enter the EV field.