On September 20, Voyah officially released the "Dreamer 9 Mobile Stacked Tower" video, completing the world's first passenger vehicle full-vehicle load-bearing mobile challenge, with 6 Dreamer 9 vehicles stacked vertically to build a giant tower nearly 11 meters high and 18 tons heavy. The bottom vehicle completed dynamic driving conditions such as starting, acceleration, and braking, achieving a subversive challenge from "static load-bearing" to "dynamic driving," turning the 18-ton giant tower into a mobile safety fortress.
Behind the Voyah Dreamer 9 "mobile safety fortress" is the deep empowerment of Voyah's fully self-developed technology and full-vehicle engineering manufacturing. At the body level, the vehicle adopts an integrated laser tailor-welded door ring and a 2200MPa ultra-high-strength steel cage body, building the safety of the vehicle body; at the chassis level, relying on Voyah's self-developed MPV-exclusive Huju P chassis technology, the all-aluminum chassis achieves the unification of unsprung mass lightweighting and high structural strength, while the three-chamber air suspension and dual-valve EDC achieve millisecond-level damping control, filtering vibrations and stabilizing posture, actively suppressing body pitch under an 18-ton heavy load; at the control level, the Voyah-Ai 4WD intelligent four-wheel-drive torque vectoring distribution and IPB2.0 brake-by-wire system precisely control the distribution of driving force among the four wheels and the slip rate, ensuring handling stability under extreme conditions; at the power level, the full-domain 800V high-voltage platform matched with high-performance dual motors provides strong power output for starting and acceleration under an 18-ton heavy load.
From static "withstanding the load" to dynamic "driving steadily," the Voyah Dreamer 9 uses hardcore strength to prove the independent core strength of Chinese automotive brands in full-vehicle structural engineering and chassis load-bearing technology. This is not only a refresh of extreme data, but also a milestone in which China's automotive safety standards move from "following international standards" to "leading the world," setting a new height for global automotive safety. For Voyah, safety is the greatest luxury—this 18-ton "mobile safety fortress" is the most weighty footnote to this philosophy.
