The level of over-engineering coming out of the automotive market right now is completely mind-blowing. In this video, we break down an extreme roof-crush safety test where three massive shipping containers are lowered onto a Chinese electric vehicle. With over 109 different automotive manufacturers competing in China, brands are forced to go to extreme lengths to prove their build quality, rigidity, and safety features to consumers. Watch how the panoramic sunroof handles the immense weight without collapsing the survival cell! If you enjoyed this breakdown, make sure to LIKE, COMMENT, and SUBSCRIBE for more deep dives into global car culture, crazy manufacturing tests, and automotive tech updates! #Shorts #EV #CrashTest #Automotive #CarReview
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Funny, isn't eveything in the us built in china?
Styrofoam shipping containers 😹😹
Reminds me of that time when they dropped a shipping container above the Geely Manjaro SUV and it still drove fine
If the car doesn’t crumble then you the driver absorb all the force from an impact
China fakes everything those are plastic containers
At what point in my driving down the road will 3 sealand containers land on my roof?? Do a roll over test
lol he thinks it’s real
Every time I've got into in accident with a shipping container, its never just lightly been placed on my hood.
Controlled tests Vs real accidents is a whole different thing
There is a saying in my country that says: <<A kid that never traveled always say only his mom’s food tastes good>> 😅
Nothing drops that slow
They're testing the impact an astroid from space will have when it hits the car because I don't understand
Is this byd great tang?
Who does that, it not a realistic crash?? 😂
It should be released with a more force
Everything that China builds has to be built to military grade
Yeah ok, China is known for quality builds and materials.... Tofu tank maybe. 😂
Safety crash test? Where is the safety test ? Lightly setting the containers is not the same force as a rollover smart guy. 🇺🇸
Please is it the same pressure if even one falls sideways?
A very polite shipping containers 🤠