BYD Yangwang U7 comes with a monstrous battery to feed 1,287 hp powertrain Comments

• Tareta
• NiB
• 04 Sep 2024

Waoooo!!!

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• Fearghast
• ps1
• 26 Feb 2024

Anonymous, 26 Feb 2024Not sure for bad comfort. The more the car weighs, the more comfortable it rides. First of all... more"The more the car weighs, the more comfortable it rides" That is totally incorrect, same way as there is no ration between sprung and unsprung mass.
Lower unsprung mass only affect comfort and handling more than sprung weight.
That does not mean you can put 4 ton on carbon forged wheels with light suspension and ceramic breaks and call it a sports car ... or anything else than boulder on wheels.

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• Anonymous
• a0E
• 26 Feb 2024

Fearghast, 07 Feb 20243,095 kg kinda hints this is not a good car in terms of driving, efficiency or comfort for tha... moreNot sure for bad comfort. The more the car weighs, the more comfortable it rides. First of all, It's due to low ratio for unsprung/sprung masses.

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• Fearghast
• ps1
• 07 Feb 2024

Anonymous, 05 Feb 2024This car has very low efficiency. In WLTP test max range probably tops out at 600km.3,095 kg kinda hints this is not a good car in terms of driving, efficiency or comfort for that matter.

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• Anonymous
• p6M
• 05 Feb 2024

This car has very low efficiency. In WLTP test max range probably tops out at 600km.

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