BYD shared a video about Yangwang U7, in which the supercar demonstrated the special capabilities of the Disus-Z suspension system. On the roof of the car is a set of menu toys and a dynamic chassis system connected to the application on the smartphone. Players move their phones and ask their children to rotate with Disus-Z so that U7 can copy the moves to help lead the ball through the playerspace in the game.
The U7 model can jump on its own in the clip for daily use. The car has 5 seats with 4 engines for 1,282 horsepower and a 135.5 kWh battery providing an operating range of 720 km.
BYD also confirmed that the Yangwang U7 has the lowest overall drag coefficient of any mass-produced vehicle globally, at 0.195 Cd.
BYD has also launched a new technology on this model, solving the problem of hidden door handles frozen in cold weather, such as -30 degrees Celsius. Users just need to tap the door, the door handles will automatically turn off and break the bang.
BYD has also just appeared in Brand Finance's 500 most valuable brands in the world ranking at 167. In the auto industry, BYD ranks 12th with a brand value of 3.1 billion USD.