Yangwang's newest model, the U9 Track Edition Super Car, set the record as the world's fastest EV on August 8, the company said. According to the company, the German professional driver Mark Basseng set the record by driving the car.
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BYD's premium sub-brand, Yangwang, has set the EV record for the fastest speed in the global electric vehicle (EV).
According to the release of the company, the record was set with a speed of 472.41 km per hour at the ATP Automotive Testing Papenberg test track in Germany.
Yangwang's newest model, the U9 Track Edition Super Car, set the record as the world's fastest EV on August 8, the company said. According to the company, the German professional driver Mark Basseng set the record by driving the car.
Last year also he set a similar global EV speed record. Yangwang U9 is currently being sold in China.
