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i'm begging y'all to understand that this can be animated, CG
you should treat videos like this coming out of china with a grain of salt
Can't wait for their new TV show: "The Cadres from Chengdu" with a Chinese flag painted on top and hitting sick jumps to evade the corrupt local police to bring local oligarchs to justice.
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The Yangwang U9's suspension system, known as DiSus-X, enables the car to perform a "jump" through its advanced active suspension technology.
Here's how it works: 
Active Suspension Control: The DiSus-X system uses a combination of hydraulic and electronic controls to manage
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Lexus LS-200 Bose suspension
so many years now....
The editors need to watch more skate videos so they can learn how to make fewer cuts and actually show the audience what the hell is happening
Can't wait to jump over twice as many spikes with my tesla roadster while blasting them onto bystanders with nitro jets.
I remember seeing this on the show "Beyond 2000" when the year 2000 was in the future.
Not for jumping over giant holes in the road, but it applied pressure to the wheel/suspension before hitting the pothole and lifted just enough to eliminate the impact.
Lots of crap talk against BYD here, but you know what? You can actually buy the U9 (in China), whereas I'm still sitting on a 7 year long Roadster reservation with no end in sight. Kudos to BYD for delivering.
Dang it!!! It was just yesterday that I was dreaming of having this feature in my X. U see, I was driving down the interstate and there was this 5.8 meter crater exactly in the middle of my lane in the road where a big sink hole had formed. “If only I could jump easily over
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I have discussed similar features with a full “by wire” control of all four contact patches (drive, brake, steer, suspension).
With all this the car could literally leap to the side. Sudden suspension downforce could generate extreme grip for evasive steering.
Each wheel can
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Is it just me or does that seem a bit dangerous? Like just drive around the pothole.
Good feature when ur running away from the cops as they lay down spikes. 
very interesting and little puzzling
i wonder what is the min/max speed for jumping work...
if you go too fast, camera/cpu wont be fast nut to recognize and jump
if you go too slow, will jump even work?
may be good product for 3rd world countries with bad roads...but in US, not
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A bit unsafe not having a way to yaw or change direction while it’s in the air.
Funny, I once imagined a sensor on cars that retracts the suspension milliseconds before hitting an obstacle. Imagine hitting a speed bump at 130 km/h, and the wheels lift 10 cm just in time. 
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Finally, a supercar for corrupt officials who stole the money for fixing busted roads.
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This would be so nice, im sick of having to drive around the 6 meter wide potholes on my driveway
Will this be the best car to choose to run away from police ? Just asking for a friend.
Need for speed, hot pursuit in real life. This is how you jump a spike strip.
BYD U9 can jump over potholes. U8 can swim across rivers. Meanwhile Tesla squandered five years on a hideous and defective Cybertruck that they can't sell in volume.
Looks fun & looks really good. Would definitely at least test drive it once.
Tesla haters will say supervised FSD is dangerous but not a car going airborne on a street at 100 MPH
As useful as the crab-walk feature. A novelty. No real world application.
OK...read a few comments and didn't see my answer. Does the car notice the pothole and jump or is it up to the driver to use his ninja like skills to press the button at just the right time?
interesting, will this be similar to the SpaceX package on the new Tesla roadster
Sheesh That is what Elon is probably referring to with the space x package in the roadster
I’m imaging it on the I-5 going thru Los Angeles - boing, boing, boing …..
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Impressive, and not just a gimmick... The real question is if it can actually work in real time, and not just in controlled conditions...
But very fascinating whatever 
I suppose the new roadster would be able to do something further than 6m?
Not bad! Let's wait until the Roadster is out and see how it compares ;) This one jumps a bit, I believe we are expecting more flight.
They need this technology in places like New York, Atlanta and Africa.
Pretty cool but in a world that changes as fast as it does it's hard to course correct when there's nothing touching the ground.
I could do with something that jumps and hovers for about 20 metres 
Great looking car, but you can see where they’ve taken inspiration from others.
Great looking car, but you can see where they’ve taken inspiration from others.
This is pretty cool, straight out of science fiction, but in reality this car would spend more time in the air than on the ground in areas around my home.
Now they should show us how the car can turn while it’s in the air like it’s Mario Kart
Cool. Did they figure out how to make working brakes and how to keep them from spontaneously combusting?
Indians ordering all the stock ASAP as the most potholes are in our country.
A lot of BYDs in Thailand, but this car would never touch the ground if it was trying to avoid bad road conditions. 
It’s cool, but I think that in order for this to happen, you need to go at high speed. And with all the patholes around, not practical.
This was on an episode of Speed racer in 1994. Nothing new here people move along.
this is what I call market dynamic. 
It's great to see that the competition is not giving up!
It's great to see that the competition is not giving up!
Will this feature sell many vehicles? Who is the target market for such a car?