The popular benchmark platform AnTuTu announced its new benchmark app for electric cars. It aims to objectively evaluate the vehicle’s infotainment system’s performance by testing the chipset and the available RAM and storage, just like the benchmark app on smartphones.
Along with the announcement, AnTuTu published the scores of some vehicles it tested last month. The first three spots are taken by the Zeekr 007, the Xpeng X9 and the Mercedes EQE, in that order. We can see other familiar EVs on the list including the Xpeng P7i in the 8th spot, the Nio ET7 in the 12th spot, Polestar 2…
The popular benchmark platform AnTuTu announced its new benchmark app for electric cars. It aims to objectively evaluate the vehicle’s infotainment system’s performance by testing the chipset and the available RAM and storage, just like the benchmark app on smartphones.
Along with the announcement, AnTuTu published the scores of some vehicles it tested last month. The first three spots are taken by the Zeekr 007, the Xpeng X9 and the Mercedes EQE, in that order. We can see other familiar EVs on the list including the Xpeng P7i in the 8th spot, the Nio ET7 in the 12th spot, Polestar 2… Read More GSMArena.com – Latest articles
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