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What is Keyis Car?

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LePaige

07/29/25 4:33pm

In fact, Keyis is not a car, nor is there any car brand named Keyis. The only thing related to cars is the Keyis steering wheel, which is a quick-release steering wheel specifically designed for competitive racing. Since modified steering wheels are universal, any steering wheel that matches the base can be installed. More details are as follows: 1. Quick-release steering wheels are mostly used in competitive racing. To reduce weight and simplify the structure, such steering wheels are not equipped with airbags or other electronic control systems. 2. If ordinary vehicles are also modified with quick-release steering wheels, in the event of an accident, the driver will not be protected by airbags, and the consequences could be unimaginable. Additionally, unauthorized modification of steering wheels is also prohibited by national traffic laws. 3. First of all, not only are the body frames of competitive racing cars specially reinforced, but the drivers in races are also fully equipped with helmets, racing suits, gloves made of special scratch-resistant materials, and the vehicles use four-point seat belts that offer better protection.

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