At the beginning of this year, the Chinese BYD launched one of the most fabulous electric supercars in China, named YangWang U9. The car has 4 electric motors, totaling 1,100 HP, and reaches the first hundred in just 2 seconds, aspiring to become a kind of China’s Rimac Nevera. AND, although the supercar’s brakes appear to be carbon and ceramic from the images so far, an absolute must for an electric car of such power and weight, the supercar was recently caught on track testing in China with hot brakes, a phenomenon that should not occur with this type of brakes.
2023-10-13 09:38:34
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