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YANGWANG U9 Track Edition reaches 472.41 km/h in Germany — press photograph 2

By PTiCA

YANGWANG says its U9 Track Edition reached 472.41 km/h at the ATP Automotive Testing Papenburg facility in Germany on 8 August 2025. Racing driver Marc Basseng drove the car, with the BYD luxury brand presenting the result as a new electric car speed record.

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