The Mercedes-AMG GT XX has rewritten the record books with its thrilling performance on the Nardò high-speed track, achieving an unprecedented milestone in electric vehicle capability. Over the course of 24 hours, the GT XX covered an astounding 3,405 miles (5,479 km), smashing the previous record held by the Xpeng P7 by over 930 miles. This achievement showcases a new era of electric endurance, made possible by cutting-edge technology, including three axial-flux motors and a robust battery system capable of ultra-fast recharging. Driven at an average speed of 186 mph (300 km/h), the record did not just demonstrate speed but the precision teamwork of 17 AMG GT3 motorsport drivers who rotated shifts to push the vehicle to its limits.

Beyond the 24-hour record, Mercedes-AMG didn’t stop there. The GT XX went on to accomplish a journey equivalent to circling the Earth’s equator—24,901 miles (40,075 km)—in seven days and 13 hours of continuous operation. This remarkable marathon also broke multiple endurance milestones, including records for 2,000 km, 10,000 km, and 25,000 km. Playing a pivotal role in this incredible feat was the advanced 900-kW fast-charging system, which enabled the car to add 250 miles of range in just five minutes. Supported by over 100 crew members, this intensive effort proved the reliability and efficiency of the GT XX’s engineering under extreme conditions.

The Mercedes-AMG GT XX serves as a preview of the company's upcoming AMG.EA electric platform and redefines expectations for electric vehicle performance. Michael Schiebe, Chairman of Mercedes-AMG, emphasized that this achievement reinforces the company’s vision of uncompromised performance in the electric age. With its groundbreaking technology and over two dozen records set in a single run, the GT XX highlights what future production models like the upcoming AMG C590 might bring to the market. Featuring over 1,341 horsepower and advanced design, the GT XX is more than just a proof of concept—it is a force of innovation poised to usher in the next generation of high-performance electric vehicles.

📷: MERCEDES-AMG