Mercedes-AMG sets the world record: a round-the-world journey in 7 days in an electric sports car.

The Mercedes AMG CONCEPT GT XX prototype set several world records at the Italian track in Nardo. One of the most impressive achievements is the journey around the world, which took only 7 days, 13 hours, and 24 minutes, despite the initial plan for 8 days. This trip has an equivalent length to the Earth's equator.

According to Korrespondent.net: The goal of this marathon was to confirm the reliability and endurance of the new AMG.EA platform, which will be used for the construction of serial sports cars of the brand. During the run, the prototype maintained a speed of 300 km/h, stopping only for a quick charge of up to 850 kW.

During the run, two copies of the CONCEPT AMG GT XX covered a total distance of 40075 km, with each car driving more than 3100 kilometers on a track over a distance of 12.68 km. The difference between them at the finish was only 25 km, and the average distance covered by the prototypes per day was over 5300 km.

In addition to the main achievement, the electric sports car set another 25 new records, including the longest distance covered by an electric car in 24 hours - 5479 km, which is 38% more than the previous record. All tests took place under extreme conditions, but the powertrain endured the marathon without the slightest malfunction. The project involved experts from Mercedes-AMG, as well as partners Michelin and Alpitronic, responsible for the tires and charging infrastructure.

The presented text about the records set by the electric prototype Mercedes AMG CONCEPT GT XX is easy to read and lively in style. It tells about the impressive achievements of the car during the marathon at the Italian track, highlighting the significance of the new AMG.EA platform for future Mercedes sports cars. By addressing extreme conditions and successful collaboration with partners, the text emphasizes the reliability and endurance of future technologies.