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Wheel clamp? What wheel clamp? Video shows motorist use tech in BYD SUV to drive off with no damage
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Summary: A video circulating on Chinese social media appears to show a BYD driver using their SUV’s advanced hydraulic suspension to escape a wheel clamp by lifting the clamped wheel off the ground. The DiSus-P Ultra system, fitted to the Fang Cheng Bao Bao 8, can raise individual wheels for tyre changes, recovery or three-wheel driving at speeds up to 15km/h. Whilst the technology is available in Australia, authorities would quickly catch any motorist attempting this stunt.
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Wheel clamp? What wheel clamp? Video shows motorist use tech in BYD SUV to drive off with no damage
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