We all know AnTuTu for its mobile benchmark applications. The company has now ventured into the electric vehicles(EVs) space and unveiled a new benchmarking app for EVs. It primarily evaluates a car’s infotainment system performance. Here’s everything you need to know about:
AnTuTu Electric Vehicle Benchmarking App
The latest app from AnTuTu will test the EV’s chipset, RAM, and storage to evaluate the performance of its infotainment system. The company has already run this with several new EVs and revealed a list of the top ten vehicles tested in May 2024.
The first three spots are held by the Zeekr 007 with 1.07 million points, the Xpeng X9 with 965631 points, and the Mercedes EQE with 963130 points. Other cars include the Xpeng P7i in 8th position, the Nio ET7 in 12th, the Polestar 2 in 14th, and the Audi Q4 e-tron in 17th position.
Xiaomi, the latest entrant in the EV space, is also on the list with its XU7, which has a score of 957833 points. This seems slightly lower than the other cars on this list, with almost identical specs.
However, it’s important to keep in mind that this is a relatively new app and doesn’t have much data at the moment. This means that as time goes on, it will build a more comprehensive database of EV benchmark scores.
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