YangWang (BYD) U9
BYD's quad-motor hypercar can dance on its suspension and drive with one wheel missing. Recorded 391.94 km/h in testing. Low-volume in practice — 88 cars in 2024, 104 in 2025 — but not a limited series.
- 0–100 km/h
- 2.36 s
- Top speed
- 392 km/h
- Power
- 1287 hp / 960 kW
- Price
- €215k
- Battery
- 80 kWh
- Range (CLTC)
- 450 km
- Drive
- AWD, four motors (e4 platform)
- Year
- 2024
Source: manufacturer. Figures are checked against manufacturer data and public record runs. Range is quoted on China's CLTC cycle, which runs roughly 15–25% more optimistic than WLTP.
Where it stands
Among electric hypercars that exist and have been timed, the YangWang (BYD) U9 ranks #6 of 8 on acceleration and #5 of 8 on top speed. At €215k, Its range is quoted on China's CLTC cycle, which runs roughly 15–25% more optimistic than the WLTP figures used elsewhere in this database.
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Last verified: July 26, 2026