Xiaomi YU7 will have 510 miles rating per CLTC, certification confirms Comments
- Anonymous
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The SU7 Max AWD has a similar figure for CLTC with a 101 kWh battery, but in reality it's around 3 miles per kWh.
So it's off by 200 miles.
- Anonymous
- JE$
Anonymous, 18 Feb 2025So around 250 miles in real life....greatWLTP compared to CLTC has 78.2% of that range.
So 820km CLTC is 641km WLTP or 398.3 miles.
Real life range will depend on how high your average speed will be.
The faster you go the less distance you will travel before needing to recharge.
- Anonymous
- JE$
vi, 18 Feb 2025CLTC is a crappy Chinese test that lasts 10 minutes 14km while the European WLTP takes hours t... moreStop posting outright lies, It's disgusting.
From Wikipedia:
The CLTC-P testing takes 30 minutes with a distance of 14.48 km (9.00 mi).
WLTP(WLTC class 3) also takes 30 minutes but the distance is 23.266km.
Compared to the WLTP adopted in Europe, the CLTC involves more frequent stops, accelerations, decelerations, and simulates urban traffic congestion with a lower speed limit of 114 km/h(71 mph).
CLTC-P's average speed is 28.96km/h but WLTP has 46.42km/h, so no wonder It has a longer range.
- CptPower
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No matter the hate is interesting what xiaomi achieved in 2 years compared to a Project Titan by Apple and how much they spent into it and results they got.
- vi
- S37
CLTC is a crappy Chinese test that lasts 10 minutes 14km while the European WLTP takes hours to complete a total of 114km
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