Four year old girl driving 18 tons of Volvo truck consequences
What will happen if a child drives a 18 ton Volvo truck remotely? Let's tell you about the latest Volvo truck "Lookwho'sdriving"!
In this film, the four year old little girl, Sophie, has made Volvo FMX experience the toughest challenge of the car testing (LiveTest) series so far. Think about it, the elusive young child controls 18 tons of trucks by radio remote control. The experience of the truck must have stunned you.
Four year old girl driving 18 tons of Volvo truck consequences
"In order to show the strength of the truck, we hope to bring a real challenge.". This challenger is an elusive four year old child. I'm afraid no test driver is any more reckless than she is" RicardFritz, vice president of Volvo trucks, said.
In the latest LiveTest film of Volvo, the little driver, Sophie, a four year old girl, uses a remote control device to drive a 18 ton Volvo FMX truck across a construction site. Over the past year, the truck has added a number of new features, and the goal of the test is to show how hard the truck can be in the toughest environments, and how the truck can handle it easily.
In the film, Sophie controls the truck on the construction site in an unexpected way: especially when the truck stops on the soft soil slope, and then turns 360 degrees, and rolls down the slope.
Four year old girl driving 18 tons of Volvo truck consequences
"No doubt, this test shows the truck's ability to respond in the most extreme environments.". To achieve this capability, we have a number of functions for trucks, such as new automatic traction control, allowing trucks to travel even on steep slopes and on soft roads. In addition, there is unmatched car design with a strong front angle and reinforced sub frame, fully demonstrated the overall strength of the truck." Volvo truck's new product release manager, GunnarEliasson.
The film is the latest production of the Volvo truck test series, which has had a number of outstanding global hits, such as "one horse" and "hamster driving". What would you think if you saw this video?
