Xiaomi SU7 Ultra: the sedan that aims to humble hypercars

Published on June 17, 2026 | Translated from Spanish

The folks at Xiaomi are back at it, and this time it's not a phone. The SU7 Ultra is their high-performance electric vehicle proposal, with numbers that will make your hair stand on end. We're talking about a sedan that accelerates and runs like a hypercar, but with four doors and a trunk where, theoretically, you can put your groceries.

Xiaomi SU7 Ultra electric sedan drifting aggressively on a racetrack corner, rear wheels spinning with blue electric arcs and glowing brake discs, carbon fiber diffuser and active rear wing deployed, aerodynamic vortex patterns visible over the body, suspension compressing under lateral G-force, tire smoke mixing with light trails, cinematic engineering visualization, dark metallic paint with orange accents, hypercar-like stance contrasted by four-door sedan silhouette, photorealistic technical render, motion blur, dramatic pit lane lighting, ultra-detailed wheel spokes and brake calipers

Carbon winding and thermal management from another planet ⚡

The key to this monster lies in its electric motors, which use carbon winding instead of traditional copper. This allows them to withstand much higher temperatures and revolutions without the motor melting in the process. To give you an idea, we're talking about such extreme thermal management that the cooling system looks like it came out of a NASA lab. The result is a total power output exceeding 1,500 hp, capable of launching the car from 0 to 100 km/h in under two seconds.

The joke of having a hypercar and not being able to use it during rush hour 🚦

All very nice, yes. But then you get to the traffic light on Gran Vía with 1,500 hp under your right foot, and all you can do is look at the odometer while crawling along at a snail's pace. At least, when a gap opens up, you'll be able to overtake the bus with the same joy a rocket has overtaking a bicycle. And all this, while dreaming of being able to afford the electricity bill when charging it at home.