Mercedes AMG GT XX 24,901 Miles, 8 Days, One Electric Record Run

Mercedes-AMG just simulated a lap of the planet at Italy’s Nardò ring: 24,901 miles in 7 days, 13 hours, 24 minutes, and 7 seconds. Two Concept AMG GT XX prototypes set 25 long-distance records, including 3,404 miles in 24 hours.

This video breaks down how AMG balanced 186 miles per hour cruising with ultra-fast charging averaging 850 kilowatts, why engineers chose that target speed, and how repeated high-load runs and high-speed charging cycles stress-tested the battery, inverters, and axial-flux motors. We unpack the 800 volt AMG.EA platform with three axial-flux motors in two electric drive units, liquid-cooled battery architecture, and concept output above 1,360 horsepower. You will also see how the crew coordinated driver swaps, safety coverage, and service windows to keep the cars moving for nearly 8 days, plus where this effort sits versus benchmarks like the Lucid Air and Xiaomi SU7 Ultra. If you love endurance racing energy with next-gen electric tech, you are in the right place.

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