IT Home reported on December 29 that Xiaomi Auto announced the elk test video, with a score of 82km/h. The width of the three sections of the road is 2.4m, 2.95m and 3 m respectively.
Note: The Moose test is used internationally to test the emergency performance of vehicles (usually cars) to avoid sudden obstacles in front of them (such as large wild animals such as elk jumping out of the side of the road), in short, it is to test the vehicle's ability to avoid obstacles.
This test must be carried out on paved roads. Several traffic cones are arranged in two rows in an S-shape to simulate obstacles, lane markings, and shoulders on two-way two-lane highways. Cars with excellent obstacle avoidance are usually able to complete the test at an average speed of 70-80 km/h.
IT Home previously reported that blogger @亢岳 recently released a video "Xiaomi Super Motor V8s First Performance Test", in which the team drove the engineering prototype of Xiaomi SU7 into the China Automotive Research Institute Automobile Proving Ground in Yancheng, Jiangsu Province for "extreme testing".
According to reports, the track located in this test site has four different specifications of 80, 120, 180 and 240 km/h, and the field engineers said that if the speed is less than 200 km/h, the car will slide down the slope angle (45°) in the track.
The test car was measured to reach a top speed of 311.73 km/h (from 6:21 in the video) and a speed of 313 km/h on the dashboard. Kang Yue said bluntly, "It's like a plane flying past me! How difficult it is to drive the car to a speed of 300 km/h." ”