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Chinese EV company Voyah launched a 6,151-pound plug-in hybrid SUV off a giant ramp at 62 mph just to see what would happen, and the answer is 66 feet of airtime and roughly 50,700 pounds of impact force on landing. The suspension bottomed out and some interior trim went flying, but the passenger cell held, which is honestly the only part that matters.
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Chinese EV company Voyah launched its 6,151-pound SUV off a giant ramp, because why not.
The plug-in hybrid hit the ramp at 62 mph, flew 66 feet and let gravity do its thing with roughly 50,700 pounds of impact force. Engineers were testing the body, battery-cell geometry, suspension and how the whole land yacht behaves under maximum stress.
Result of the Dukes of Hazzard EV sequel? The suspension bottomed out, and interior trim went airborne, but the passenger cell held firm.
