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Can you imagine though:BYD's Yangwang reveals U9 electric supercar
BYD's new luxury spin-off brand Yangwang has revealed a surprise electric supercar that can do the 0-100km/h sprint in a claimed two seconds.
Really, at this point, why bother with Roadster 20xx? It's almost comical.
Just tell anyone who asks that it *is* the new roadster!Can you imagine though:
Stranger: "Wow, cool car! What is it?"
You: (proudly) "It's a Yangwang!"
Stranger:
You:
Stranger: "Hell is that?" (Stifling laughs, childishly)
You: "It's the Chinese word for midlife crisis translated to English."
Stranger: "Of course it is." *walks away erupting in uncontrollable laughter*
Yeah, nah I think I'll keep waiting and pay $250k for a "Roadster" instead.
Exactly how an immature child would react. Perfect.Can you imagine though:
Stranger: "Wow, cool car! What is it?"
You: (proudly) "It's a Yangwang!"
Stranger:
You:
Stranger: "Hell is that?" (Stifling laughs, childishly)
You: "It's the Chinese word for midlife crisis translated to English."
Stranger: "Of course it is." *walks away erupting in uncontrollable laughter*
Yeah, nah I think I'll keep waiting and pay $250k for a "Roadster" instead.
Tell me you've reserved your very own Yangwang w/o telling me you reserved your own Yangwang.
That name sounds horrible in English which I can admit, but different language is different language. Your response is just immature.
I forgot; this is the forum where only serious conversations are allowed to occur.
In Chinese, the term “仰望” (yǎng wàng) translates to “look up at” or “look up to someone hopefully”. It conveys the idea of admiration and respect. Interestingly, this term also serves as the name for a Chinese luxury electric car brand called Yangwang, which is owned by BYD Auto and marketed by Shenzhen Yangwang Auto Sales Co., Ltd. The brand was introduced in January 2023 and competes with European luxury brands in the Chinese market. Yangwang vehicles occupy a price range above CN¥1 million (approximately US$140,000). The brand logo features the Chinese character for “lightning” or “electricity” in oracle bone script1. Quite an electrifying name for a luxury car brand, don’t you think?
For more information, you can visit the official Yangwang website1.
That's Yang's Wang!
It's real. If you do image searches, some pictures show this dorsal fin thing on the back. For example:
How dare you! This is TMC, take this conversation seriously.
Elon Musk is one of the most litigious people in history; that’s one venue where’s not at all afraid.
