AnTuTu, known primarily as a benchmarking platform for smartphones, has recently introduced a new benchmarking application tailored for electric vehicles. This app evaluates the performance of electric car infotainment systems by testing their chipset, RAM, and storage capabilities.
Indeed, cars now have their own benchmarks. Modern vehicles, particularly electric ones, come equipped with advanced infotainment systems. Alongside engine specifications, these computational features often play a pivotal role in their appeal to consumers.
Given that car infotainment systems utilize chipsets, RAM, and storage akin to smartphones, AnTuTu’s venture into the automotive sector is a logical progression. This move allows for an objective assessment of the computing prowess of electric vehicles.
AnTuTu has rolled out a benchmark list for various electric cars available in the market as of May 2024. Leading the pack are the Zeekr 007 with 1.07 million points, the Xpeng X9 in second place with 965,631 points, and the Mercedes EQE in third with 963,130 points.
Additionally, the Xiaomi SU7 electric car underwent separate benchmark testing, yielding a score of 957,833 points. This places the Xiaomi SU7 in fourth position on the top 10 list, likely to be updated in June.
The Xiaomi SU7 boasts a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8295 SoC, mirroring the chipset used in the top three electric cars. It also features 16GB of RAM and 128GB of internal storage, offering competitive specifications in the electric vehicle market.
