From:Internet Info Agency 2026-08-20 07:16:00
On August 15, VOYAH released a "single-take" test video at a press event, confirming that its VOYAH Passion S model successfully completed a 360-degree tunnel loop challenge. The test had previously drawn skepticism due to obvious signs of video splicing. During the maneuver, the vehicle’s suspension was compressed to its limit near the highest point of the loop, causing damage to the bumper. VOYAH used computer simulations to calculate a theoretically feasible trajectory formula, requiring centripetal force to be no less than gravitational force. In the actual test, the vehicle achieved a centripetal force 1.7 times that of gravity. Due to the risk of the car detaching from the track during inversion and the driver’s potential loss of spatial orientation, VOYAH ultimately opted for remote control to complete the challenge.

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