Xiaomi’s SU7 Ultra is headed into Gran Turismo 7, giving the electric performance sedan a new stage in one of the world’s most watched driving franchises. The move expands the car’s visibility beyond China and places it alongside a curated field of real-world performance vehicles.
Xiaomi has started booking a free aerodynamic hardware upgrade for SU7 Ultra owners who selected the optional carbon-fiber dual-duct hood, a move aimed at resolving a controversy over whether the hood’s vents were functional.
Xiaomi has withdrawn a controversial SU7 Ultra software restriction that would have capped the electric sedan’s full output unless drivers met track-lap requirements, reversing a rollout that drew immediate criticism from owners and performance-car buyers.
Xiaomi has reversed a software update that limited the SU7 Ultra’s output, restoring the company’s flagship performance sedan to its full advertised power after a sharp owner backlash. The move closes a brief but visible dispute over how much control an automaker can retain over delivered performance in software-defined EVs.
Xiaomi is highlighting its SU7 Ultra through new Fan Festival promotions in April 2026, including a model-car prize tied to the electric vehicle and related merchandise in several markets.
