Okay, everyone, buckle up because we’re about to dive into something truly incredible: pushing the limits of the Voyah Free crossover on the frozen expanse of Lake Baikal. We’re here to update you on some seriously impressive mileage and speed records we’ve just achieved.
First off, let’s talk about the maximum distance traveled test. This wasn’t just a casual drive across the ice; this was a meticulously planned and executed attempt to see just how far the Voyah Free could go on a single charge, under the incredibly challenging conditions of the Baikal ice. We faced everything from shifting ice formations – which required constant adjustments to our route and speed – to fluctuating temperatures that impacted battery performance. The preparation alone was extensive. We had teams monitoring the ice thickness constantly, weather reports coming in every hour, and the vehicle itself underwent a thorough pre-test inspection. We even had backup vehicles and support personnel stationed at strategic points along the planned route. The goal was to maximize efficiency while ensuring the safety of our team and the vehicle. The terrain was unforgiving, with subtle undulations and occasional cracks in the ice that demanded precise control. The navigation was a challenge in itself, as we had to rely on GPS and our own judgment to avoid any potential hazards. It was a grueling test, lasting many hours, but the results were absolutely breathtaking. We managed to cover a distance of over THREE HUNDRED kilometers on a single charge – a truly remarkable feat, considering the conditions. This significantly surpasses our previous records and showcases the impressive range and resilience of the Voyah Free’s electric powertrain. We’ll be releasing a detailed breakdown of the data and the challenges we faced in a separate video, so stay tuned for that. But for now, just know that this is a testament to the engineering and technology behind this amazing vehicle.
So, we’re here on the incredible, frozen expanse of Lake Baikal, ready to push the Voyah Free crossover to its absolute limits. We’re aiming to update the mileage and speed records we set last year, and let me tell you, the conditions are… challenging, to say the least! The ice is thick, thankfully, but the wind is whipping up a real frenzy. This is going to be exciting!
First up, the maximum speed test. Now, I know what you’re thinking: «Testing top speed on ice? Isn’t that a little… risky?» And you’d be right! Safety is paramount, which is why we have a whole team here monitoring everything, from ice thickness to weather conditions. We’ve got specialized equipment, and the Voyah Free itself is equipped with all the latest safety features. But even with all that, this is still a serious undertaking. We’re going to start with a gradual acceleration, carefully feeling out the grip on the ice. The Voyah Free’s all-wheel-drive system is going to be crucial here, distributing power evenly to all FOUR wheels to maintain maximum traction. We’ll be monitoring the speed constantly, and we’ll be stopping well before we reach any point where we feel uncomfortable. Our goal isn’t just to hit a high number; it’s to gather data and demonstrate the capabilities of this vehicle in extreme conditions. Last year, we managed to hit ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY kilometers per hour, but with some tweaks to the settings and a little bit of luck with the weather, we’re hoping to push that even higher. We’ll be keeping a close eye on the speedometer, the tire pressure, and the overall stability of the vehicle. Every detail matters in these conditions. The sound of the tires on the ice is incredible – a sort of high-pitched whine that’s both exhilarating and slightly unnerving. It’s a truly unique experience. We’ll be sure to capture all of it on camera for you.
Now, let’s talk about the related news. There’s been a lot of buzz recently about electric vehicles and their performance in extreme cold. Many people have concerns about battery life and overall performance in sub-zero temperatures. This test on Lake Baikal is a perfect opportunity to address those concerns. We’ll be meticulously documenting the battery performance throughout the entire test, noting the temperature, the speed, and the remaining charge. We’ll also be looking at things like acceleration and braking performance in these conditions. The data we collect here will be invaluable in understanding the capabilities of electric vehicles in extreme environments. This isn’t just about setting records; it’s about pushing the boundaries of what’s possible with electric vehicles and providing valuable information to consumers. We’re hoping to show that the Voyah Free isn’t just a comfortable city car; it’s a capable and reliable vehicle that can handle even the most challenging conditions. We’ll be sharing all of our findings with you, so stay tuned for a detailed analysis of the data after the test is complete. We’re excited to share this journey with you and show you the incredible performance of the Voyah Free on the ice of Lake Baikal.
