Let’s get straight to it—the YangWang U9 jumps. Not figuratively. Literally. Thanks to DiSus-X, BYD’s advanced active suspension system, this EV supercar can hop over obstacles with a 6-meter lift. It’s a bold flex, more stunt than necessity, but it works—and it works well.
The DiSus-X system reacts in milliseconds, shifting each wheel up or down to counter road conditions, stabilize the frame, or—yeah—launch the whole car into the air. It’s more than showbiz. It means better traction, smarter cornering, and zero nosedives when you brake hard or take a bump.
While the suspension might steal the headlines, performance purists will fall hard for the YangWang U9’s monstrous powertrain. Delivering a staggering 1,305 horsepower, the U9 sprints from 0 to 100 km/h in 2.36 seconds, instantly placing it in the ultra-exclusive league of hypercars.
Let’s talk numbers:
Specification | YangWang U9 |
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0–100 km/h | 2.36 seconds |
Top Speed | Estimated 300+ km/h |
Power | 1,305 hp |
Battery Range | 456 km |
Charging Capability | Ultra-fast DC |
This EV isn’t just a road rocket—it’s a road revolution. Powered by BYD’s high-density Blade Battery technology, the YangWang U9 balances explosive output with genuine travel range, making it a usable hypercar for weekend getaways as much as for track domination.
Dimensions matter here. At nearly 5 meters long and 2 meters wide, the U9 owns every lane it’s in. The rear spoiler looks borrowed from a McLaren Senna, the butterfly doors scream exclusivity, and the front-end design? Futuristic, but clean.
Interior tech is slick but functional—triple screens, biometric start, ambient AI, and over-the-air upgrades that keep the system sharp without a trip to the dealer.
With a €215,000 price point, this is a luxury item—but one that’s not just priced for flash. You’re buying innovation. Real-time performance. A track-and-city capable EV. A car that makes a statement at the valet and on the Nürburgring.
Extras include:
Custom track + comfort modes
AI-assisted co-pilot systems
Thermal battery management
Concierge services (China only, for now)
You probably won’t jump a car on your morning commute. But that’s not the point. The jump is a statement: BYD isn’t following Tesla or Ferrari—it’s setting its own lane. And BYD isn’t a gimmick brand. It’s where China’s tech meets hypercar ambition, and this car is the proof.