Hey everyone, there's been a big topic of conversation lately! An automotive blogger, who calls himself a "keyboard car god," took a Xiaomi SU7 on a track and hit a speed of 214 km/h. And guess what? An accident happened! Apparently, the Xiaomi SU7 suddenly lost its brakes, and if it weren't for the driver's quick reflexes to maneuver the car into a pendulum turn, he might not have made it out alive. This incident has sparked a huge debate, with people saying, "This is too thrilling, how dare he play like this?"
To be honest, this incident really makes people break into a cold sweat. We must remember that the Xiaomi SU7 is a high-performance luxury tech sedan designed for urban use. While it performs well, it's not meant for the racetrack. Even Xiaomi's Vice President of Automotive, Li Xiaoshuang, commented, saying, "Is the guy okay? Please take care." The tone of this message alone makes one feel concerned.
But, this isn't the first time the Xiaomi SU7 has had issues on the track. Previously, an automotive media outlet tested the Xiaomi SU7 on a track and also encountered an accident due to brake problems, which really makes people uneasy.
That said, isn’t this "keyboard car god" a bit too daring? Extreme driving is no joke. Without special reinforcements or modifications, trying something like this is just risking one's life, isn’t it?
Of course, this incident also serves as a reminder: while pursuing driving fun and performance is fine, safety must always come first. Whether it's the Xiaomi SU7 or any other high-performance car, we should take it easy and not risk safety for the sake of thrills.
This incident also got me thinking: with the advancement of technology, will future cars become more intelligent and safer? Maybe in the near future, we'll be able to enjoy both thrilling and safe driving experiences!
So, everyone, while enjoying the convenience and fun brought by technology, don't forget the importance of safety. Next time on the road, drive steadily because life is precious and we must cherish it!
So here's the question: do you think future cars will become smarter and safer? Or would you dare to try the thrill of extreme driving on a track? Feel free to leave a comment and share your thoughts!
