The hypervoltage and ground systems absorbs static electricity and negate dangerous electrical failures, thereby, maintaining voltage consistency, improves performance in the ignition system, saves fuel, filters usable energy needed for the braking system.

As the car travels on the road, the friction created by the wind rubbing against the car body causes electrical static. The static is physically detected by the car's sensor, which causes the sensor to translate false information to the CPU. This causes the CPU to make erroneous judgments that could affect the ignition system, fuel injector, ABS, and other vital electronic devices.