New BYD Yangwang U9 Impresses with Jump Test
By Damon Minks
| Updated 3 Days Ago
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The BYD Yangwang U9 has made waves with its impressive jump test, showcasing capabilities that surprise many automotive enthusiasts. This electric vehicle not only stands out for its innovative design but also demonstrates remarkable performance in dynamic tests, positioning itself as a strong contender in the EV market.
As excitement builds, fans are eager to see what this bold vehicle can achieve beyond impressive stunts.
Breaking Down the Jump Test and What It Proves
The jump test of the BYD Yangwang U9 showcased its advanced suspension system. Using BYD’s DiSus-X technology, the car lifted itself off the ground without a ramp.
See the impressive feat here:
This demonstration focused on control, balance, and structural strength. The U9 maintained impressive stability during the jump and landed smoothly, highlighting precision in suspension tuning.
Rather than raw speed, the test emphasized innovation. It showed how advanced suspension systems can redefine performance in electric supercars, making the U9 stand out in a competitive market.
Performance Specs That Make It Possible
You’ve seen BYD Yangwang U9 driving unmanned as it jumps over potholes and road spikes. According to the post below, the highlight is its DiSus-X suspension, which lets the car jump, balance on three wheels, and clear tough terrain:
In the clip, the U9 launches at 120 km/h, leaping six meters over a water-filled pit. It packs 1,287 horsepower and hits 0–100 km/h in just 2.36 seconds.
With an 800V LFP battery, it charges from 30% to 80% in 10 minutes and offers 465 km of CLTC range.
What This Means for BYD’s Future in Performance EVs
The Yangwang U9’s leap test is more than a stunt—it signals BYD’s entry into the high-performance EV space. It shows how engineering, design, and tech can push electric cars to new limits.
In the video below, viewers see the car lift off using its suspension alone, capturing attention worldwide:
This kind of innovation positions BYD to compete in the global supercar segment and reshape expectations around EV performance.