http://www.autoexpress.co.uk/tesla/...letter&utm_medium=email&utm_source=newsletter Just insane figures 0-60 1.9 secs 0-100 4.2 Secs 10,000 NM of Touque That is some V twin to compete with that. Got to be the most exciting times for Cars atm, Car's going to see changes more than ever before in their history
Hmmm, it ain’t over yet. I drag races one recently in my 911 and beat it to the quarter mile. And it’s performance dropped right off the cliff after 120 or so. It’s coming though. Soulless computer driven battery power...
Awesome performance figures, but a vehicle can only go as fast as the talent of the driver allows. That will not change in my lifetime.
Disagree, when it comes to straight lines, bury your foot, hit low figures, performance cars are easy to drive fast in straight lines now. I agree about talent when corners arrive, but straight line speed ?? Any idiot can do it !!
I got massively done at the light by one of those new Honda “adventure” scooters the other day. Twist & Go 745cc. He just pinned it and got me at my first gear change
I Think The Days Bikes Rule The Roast At The Lights Coming To An End No way, my tatoes, stuffing and slab of beef, all covered with gravy will always beat bikes., not forgetting yorkie puds
It can be controlled just like any other power supply, the real issue is that an electric motor gives maximum torque at zero rpm.
Yes, with a variable frequency drive. And again yes, a motor will deliver an almost instant thump of torque. And it’s torque that launches you off the line.
It's fast but I still don't believe electric is the way forward ? 37 million cars in the UK, 1 billion cars world wide, and batteries still have a finite life, so that's an awful lot of lithium ion in landfills when the batteries are at life's end, and they are still ridiculously eco-unfriendly to produce.
The video, it's like a scientology meeting. Something I've not seen yet, when a vehicle accident happens one of the first things the fire brigade try and do is disconnect the battery. I wonder what extra training, equipment, cost will be needed with electric cars full of batteries?