The Chinese taught the Yangwang U9 supercar to jump (1 photo + 2 videos)

While the Yangwang U9's jump isn't high enough to clear obstacles, it primarily serves to demonstrate the capabilities of the car's active suspension. In real-world conditions, using this feature on the road may not be as spectacular, but it's certainly fun to watch.



The main task of the Yangwang U9's active suspension is to maintain the stability of the car during acceleration, braking, and cornering. It allows the rear to lift during acceleration, the front to lift during braking, and counteract body roll by lifting the outer wheel during cornering. In addition, the suspension ensures that the tires are in constant contact with the road.