Live test❗️ What’s the actual probability of breaking the brake pedal on a properly driven Zunjie V800? An experienced driver borrowed his buddy’s Zunjie V800 and did a real test by stomping hard on the brake pedal. Actual speed: 110 km/h. Full force on the brakes. Everything was fine, the pedal didn’t break at all. While this isn’t an official review, it’s a genuine recreation by a real car owner. Now let’s revisit Dongchedi’s test with three Zunjie sedans. The data shows that at the moment of braking, the driver’s seat force was zero—meaning their butt completely left the seat. What kind of skill is this? Acrobatics? Intentional theatrics? Can a normal driver stomping on the brakes lift their butt off the seat? Absolutely not❗️ Unless this move was something Dongchedi’s East Gate straight guy practiced many times beforehand. So, the truth behind the test is: A “butt-off-the-seat” braking technique paired with “three brand-new cars” to arrive at the conclusion of “pedal breakage.” Then, the whole internet went wild. This isn’t a review, it’s a pre-designed script and rehearsed stunt. The motive is clear: Retaliation against Huawei-affiliated brands for not paying protection fees, generating massive traffic, and paving the way for an IPO. Dongchedi doesn’t not understand cars, it understands all too well—how to turn a good car into massive traffic and cold, hard cash.