Etiqueta: Yangwang

The biggest trend in motoring circles over the past few years has been the rapid influx of Chinese cars into world markets. While there was some initial chin-scratching about these new arrivals – trust doesn't come easily when shelling out for a product that is considerably more expensive than a supermarket sandwich – attitudes seem to be changing....

BYD will launch a brand new sports car with Porsche 911-rivalling performance at the Shanghai auto show later this year under its luxury sub-brand Denza, according to CarNewsChina. Captured in China by Autohome under heavy camouflage, the unnamed, two-door Denza model appears to be well in the development stages, with wheel arches missing and an ex...

The sports car was originally a production version of Fang Cheng Bao's Super 9 concept, but has later been assigned under the Denza brand, according to local media.

Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! One of our readers who follows BYD closely dropped a comment under an article earlier today, referencing an article from China. “BYD has obtained 538 new patent authorizations this year, an increase of 216.47% ... [continued]

Deutsche Bank forecasts the BYD brand to sell 5.1 million cars in 2025, Denza brand at 250,000 and Fang Cheng Bao at 160,000 cars.

People are freaking out after Chinese automaker BYD released a promotional video showing its Yangwang U9 electric supercar jump over a pothole, some spikes, and a chalk flag. It did all this supposedly while driving itself. Because what we really want is a supercar that drives itself and jumps over stuff. Foreign automakers are suffering in China. Supposedly, the supercar uses its adjustable suspension to “jump” while driving and can launch almost 20 feet forward while going about 75 mph. This i

Remember the 1,287-horsepower electric Yangwang U9? In a recently released video, the BYD hypercar is seen driving autonomously and jumping over a variety of obstacles, including road spikes and water-filled potholes.

The BYD Yangwang U9 was spotted leaping over potholes and road spikes in a new promotional video, and it does that because of its Disus-X suspension

The Tesla rival launched its first supercar, the Yangwang U9, last year, and has shown off its ability to "jump" over potholes and road spikes.