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Admittedly I don’t think that much of the Kona we drive is left on that beast.
One mean rally ready Hyundai Kona EV
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One mean rally ready Hyundai Kona EV
With up to 800kW of power and 1100Nm of torque driving all 4 wheels via 4 motors, that is one mean Kona EV.
https://www.pmw-magazine.com/news/new- ... lycar.html
Admittedly I don’t think that much of the Kona we drive is left on that beast.
https://www.pmw-magazine.com/news/new- ... lycar.html
Admittedly I don’t think that much of the Kona we drive is left on that beast.
2019 Ceramic blue Hyundai Kona Highlander - 124Wh/km from new
2014 Dark blue G-edition Nissan Leaf - Bought in Jan 2021 with 45'000km
2014 Dark blue G-edition Nissan Leaf - Bought in Jan 2021 with 45'000km
Re: One mean rally ready Hyundai Kona EV
If it also supports dynamic 4-wheel regenerative braking, that is also some mean software!
Not sure about the ground clearance for a rally car, though.
Not sure about the ground clearance for a rally car, though.
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tony
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Re: One mean rally ready Hyundai Kona EV
If they can get a fast battery swap EVs could potentially beat ICE cars in endurance races.
I am sure (with some money spent on R&D) a 5 sec battery swap could be done.
All it needs is some quick release clamps and a very big plug. Nothing innovative at all.
I am sure (with some money spent on R&D) a 5 sec battery swap could be done.
All it needs is some quick release clamps and a very big plug. Nothing innovative at all.