AnTuTu, the well-established benchmark developer known for its smartphone performance tests, has ventured into the electric vehicle (EV) market with a new app. This innovative tool aims to provide a standardized way to evaluate the user experience within an EV by assessing the capabilities of its infotainment system. Similar to its smartphone counterpart, the AnTuTu EV benchmark app puts the car’s chipset, RAM, and storage through a series of tests to generate a comprehensive performance score.
AnTuTu Revs Up Electric Car Reviews with New Infotainment Benchmark
So, this announcement comes alongside the release of AnTuTu’s initial EV benchmark rankings, compiled from tests conducted in May 2024. The rankings shed light on which car manufacturers are prioritizing a smooth and responsive infotainment experience. Leading the pack are the Zeekr 007, the Xpeng X9, and the Mercedes EQE, showcasing impressive infotainment system performance. These top contenders are followed by other notable EVs, including the Xpeng P7i (8th place), the Nio ET7 (12th place), the Polestar 2 (14th place), and the Audi Q4 e-tron (17th place).
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The rankings also included the recently launched Xiaomi SU7. While the initial score placed it lower than anticipated, a subsequent test this month revealed a significantly higher score of 957,833 points, potentially bumping it up to fourth place. This highlights the evolving nature of the rankings and the potential for car manufacturers to refine their infotainment systems over time. Notably, the Xiaomi SU7’s strong performance is attributed to its Qualcomm Snapdragon 8295 chip.
Also, the AnTuTu EV benchmark is getting more popular. This will be helpful for both car makers and car buyers in the future. Manufacturers can leverage the benchmark to identify areas for improvement in their infotainment systems. Ensuring a more responsive and user-friendly experience for drivers. Consumers, on the other hand, can utilize the rankings as a data point when comparing different EV models. Allowing them to prioritize vehicles that offer a superior in-car technological experience alongside traditional considerations like range and horsepower.
So, the future of the AnTuTu EV benchmark holds promise for a more informed electric car market. This new tool uses a big database to improve how infotainment systems are rated. This will help car makers and car buyers make better choices.
