Xiaomi SU7 Ultra Arrives in Gran Turismo 7 in Update 1.67, Becomes First Chinese Car in Series History

Xiaomi SU7 Ultra finally arrives in Gran Turismo 7

For the first time ever, a Chinese car has officially joined the legendary racing simulator, Gran Turismo 7. The Xiaomi SU7 Ultra is a high-performance machine that perfectly shows a massive shift in how the world views electric cars from China. As of yesterday, January 29, 2026, players across the world can finally get behind the virtual wheel of this battery-powered beast. Gran Turismo 7 was created by Polyphony Digital for PlayStation console…

Xiaomi SU7 Ultra arrives in Gran Turismo 7 in Update 1.67, becomes first Chinese car in series history

Announced last June, the Xiaomi SU7 Ultra has finally made its in-game debut in Gran Turismo 7, as part of Update 1.67 that was pushed out yesterday. The über electric sedan has made Gran Turismo history as the first Chinese car in the series, beating the Yangwang U9 Xtreme. It’s safe to say that series creator Kazunori Yamauchi is a big fan – according to Xiaomi, he has driven the car in Beijing, the Nürburgring Nordschleife and Tsukuba Circuit…

Gran Turismo 7 Plays Host to Xiaomi SU7 Ultra Landmark Debut

Xiaomi SU7 Ultra joins Gran Turismo 7 with Update 1.67, bringing 1,548 horsepower, record-breaking speed, and a special Monza lap-time challenge.

Gran Turismo 7 Online Time Trial: China in Your Hand

The latest Gran Turismo 7 update launched today and, as is so often the case, some of the new content included is immediately put to the test in a new Online Time Trial challenge. In fact it’s a twofer this week, as the regular Online Time Trial is joined by a special event with additional physical rewards for top-ranking participants, and both employ new cars added in the 1.67 update from earlier this morning. The first marks a pretty special o…