A Chinese electric SUV just pulled off a stunt that looks more like a Hollywood action scene than something a production vehicle should be able to do. 🤯 Voyah’s Passion S reportedly entered a closed test tunnel in Wuhan at around 130 km/h before approaching the curved wall at a precise 16° steering angle. The SUV then climbed onto the wall, traveled completely upside down across the ceiling, and completed a full 360° loop before landing upright again. The stunt required extremely precise control. Voyah says that if the vehicle’s speed dropped by just 3–5 km/h below the required level, it could have lost traction during the inverted section. Under the hood, the dual-motor AWD setup delivers 637 horsepower and 765 Nm of torque. The SUV also features an 800V silicon-carbide electrical architecture, while an active cooling system helped maintain performance throughout the demanding maneuver. What makes the stunt even more impressive is the vehicle’s size. The Passion S is over 5 meter...