3019 HP Yangwang U9 Track Edition Files with Regulators: Proving "With Enough Power, Even a Brick Can Fly"​​

In the latest announcement from China's Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT), the Yangwang U9 has claimed the "Highest Power Award." The track version is equipped with more powerful electric motors, each delivering an output of 555 kW, resulting in a combined power output of 2220 kW — equivalent to 3019 horsepower.

Externally, the new model retains a similar design. The vehicle submitted for approval features a vibrant red finish and is equipped with an enhanced carbon fiber spoiler (priced at 43,000 RMB). Approval documents also indicate that the car uses the same tire specifications front and rear: 325/35ZR20 (112Y). Notably, both front and rear tires are now 325 mm wide (compared to the previous front tire width of 275 mm), while the wheel size has been reduced from 21 inches to 20 inches.

The most significant upgrade lies in the powertrain. The car is equipped with four TZ240XYA electric motors, each producing 555 kW, bringing the total output to an impressive 3019 horsepower. For reference, the Lotus Evija produces 1972 HP, and the Rimac Nevera delivers 1914 HP. While some may point to the extreme 5007 HP figure of the Devel Sixteen, its status as a production model remains questionable.

So, are you excited to see how it performs on the track?

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