Why conduct the "flying over bumps" test?

Question

The flying over bumps test is used to verify the vehicle's stability and suspension electronic control tuning level in dangerous scenarios such as momentary airborne states.

Accepted Answer

The ice and snow "flying over bumps" test is designed to test the vehicle's stability when users drive on sections such as bridge approach bumps, construction undulating roads, and the top of underground garage ramps in winter, encountering dangerous scenarios like poor tire-to-ground contact or momentary airborne states.
The new-generation SU7's performance of no lateral sliding or yawing at the moment of landing, along with its precise and controllable driving route, reflects the vehicle's powerful suspension tuning and electronic control calibration, allowing users to travel more calmly and safely in winter.
Please note that this test was completed by professional drivers in a specific venue. In daily use, even if "Slippery Mode" is activated, please be sure to drive properly and pay attention to driving safety.

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