BYD Opens What Looks Like An Amusement Park For Its Cars: Indoor Dunes, Extreme Tracks, Ice Simulations, And Even A Pool For Floating SUVs

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Published on 17/08/2025 at 08:57

Updated on 17/08/2025 at 11:35

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In Zhengzhou, BYD Opens Automotive Park With Covered Dunes, Extreme Tracks, Ice Simulations, and Off-Road Areas to Promote Electric Vehicles

BYD has just inaugurated a complex that resembles an automotive amusement park in Zhengzhou, China. The new all-terrain circuit promises to change the way electric vehicles are tested and experienced, offering indoor sand dunes, race tracks, and even ice simulations.

The brand’s idea is to transform the space into a technological showcase while bringing the public closer to EV culture.

Structure Full of Attractions

The space features eight different and unconventional areas. Among them, there is a low grip ring for drifting and an emergency braking module.

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Extreme Simulations and Applied Technology

Another highlight is the circular track with a diameter of 44 meters built with basalt blocks. It is covered by a thin layer of water and serves to simulate the behavior of vehicles on frozen surfaces.

The goal is to place drivers in low-grip situations. BYD itself uses the space to showcase the operation of its intelligent suspension system, DiSus.

In addition, the main track features acceleration sections and sharp curves for those seeking speed. The paddock, with over 15,000 m², serves as a technology demonstration area, including automatic maneuvers and avoidance tests.

Off-Road and National Expansion

The mountain circuit offers 27 off-road scenarios designed for drivers of different skill levels.

The purpose is to show how the brand’s vehicles tackle hostile terrains without losing performance.

This is just the first of several planned complexes by the manufacturer. BYD has already confirmed that cities like Hefei and Shaoxing will have their own structures.

The Shaoxing site will be even larger, with 2,000 acres of area and an altitude of 500 meters.

A New Way to View Electric Vehicles

The company states that the goal is to make innovation tangible and accessible, enhancing the interaction between consumers and technology.

More than just tests, BYD wants to create a cultural experience around electric vehicles, showing that they not only replace combustion cars but also provide adventure and fun.

The question remains: will the United States, Europe, and Latin America follow suit and invest in similar spaces?

With information from Automotive News.

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Walklin José

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17/08/2025 19:21

Muito boa a matéria mas só tem esse carro que só entra na água não tem outro tipo de veículo com o yuan, song, byd gl gs o king etc vamos ver o desafio si a BYD e transparente nisso essa é a pergunta pois eu fui fazer um **** Drive em um dia de chuva em boa viagem à frente da loja estava extremamente alagada e não foi permitido sair com o carro por causa desse alagamento na avenida em frente da loja como é que ela só bota esse tipo de carro para fazer demonstração dentro d’água essa é a pergunta vamos ver se eles têm uma resposta para nós dar estou no aguardo BYD sigo vocês e sempre conectado em seus lançamentos

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Walklin José

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17/08/2025 19:12

Muito boa a matéria mas só tem esse carro que só entra na água não tem outro tipo de veículo com o yuan, sono, byd gl gs o king etc vamos ver o desafio si a byd e transparente nisso essa é a pergunta pois eu fui fazer um **** Drive em 1 dia de chuva em boa viagem à frente da loja estava extremamente alagada e não fui permitido sair com o carro por causa desse alagamento como é que ela só bota um tipo de carro para fazer demonstração dentro d’água essa é a pergunta vamos às vezes e eles têm uma resposta

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