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Hyundai shows off their Crab Driving, Zero Turn and Diagonal Driving features.

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Profilbild von Elon News 🔋
Elon News 🔋vor 3 Jahren

Gimmick. More parts to break. The best part is no part.

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⭕️ CyberMike ⭕️vor 3 Jahren

Looks great, but this has been done many times before. Just an exercise in futility. The chance it’ll come to market are slim to none. It’s like the next generation of engineers have to do the same thing done 10 times before.

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Huntervor 3 Jahren

We've gone full circle

Profilbild von Yaman Tasdivar
Yaman Tasdivarvor 3 Jahren

Such features are costly, unreliable, add complexity, and only useful in dense urban areas for which Tesla has another solution in mind…

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Ian Zelbovor 3 Jahren

I came up with this when I was 7

Profilbild von Michael Kim
Michael Kimvor 3 Jahren

Looks cool, but the average driver out there will not be able to grasp the physics and most likely create a whole new category of accidents we've never seen before!

Profilbild von Sensei 🔺
Sensei 🔺vor 3 Jahren

This is where they got the idea from: Shaolin Soccer.

Profilbild von Dylan Janson
Dylan Jansonvor 3 Jahren

Imagine going to get an alignment done on this thing… “That’ll be 3700$ sir” 😂😂

Profilbild von Mario Lefebvre
Mario Lefebvrevor 3 Jahren

The video appears to be mostly 3D-rendered. Nonetheless, it's intriguing to see Hyundai investing in research and development.

Profilbild von Brandon
Brandonvor 3 Jahren

It'll be interesting if it gets stuck and you can only drive sideways

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