A Chinese sedan will appear in the race simulator Gran Turismo

The first “Chinese” in Gran Turismo will be the “charged” Xiaomi Su7 Ultra. The car will not only be added to the game, but in the framework of cooperation with the company Polyphony Digital, a virtual supercar Vision Gran Turismo will be developed, it has already been shown on the first teaser. According to the developer of the Gran Turismo game series, Xiaomi is distinguished by courage, passion and curiosity, and these are the qualities that are appreciated in the Polyphony Digital.

From the usual SU7, the electric car with the prefix ULTRA is characterized by the chassis settings, aerodynamics and power plant. In Ultra, she is three -engine, the total recoil of electric motors reaches 1548 horsepower and 1770 nm of torque. Acceleration to a hundred takes 1.98 seconds (half -wry) at the Super Sedan, 2.1 seconds with UHP class tires and 2.3 seconds with turlah. The passport maximum speed of the four -door exceeds 350 kilometers per hour.

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The fact that Xiaomi may appear in the video game became known some time ago. In May, the founder of Gran Turismo, Kazunori Yamauti, met with the General Director of Xiaomi Group in Beijing, where he was provided with the Xiaomi Su7 Ultra test drive and showed the Xiaomi electric vehicle in Ichuan.

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“China’s automotive industry is rapidly developing, and Xiaomi, the new power in the automobile sphere, has already developed a series of Xiaomi Su7, an exceptional car that serves the core of a comprehensive intellectual ecosystem, from smartphones and ending with wearable devices and household appliances,” said Yamauti according to the results of the meeting.

Now the partnership is officially announced.

To date, the Gran Turismo 7 simulator catalog on the PS5 and PS4 consoles has more than a thousand different cars and more than 50 racing tracks, including virtual copies of existing tracks.

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