This is interesting but there isn't any battery breakthrough here, and I don't think many people would accept losing cargo capacity/passenger seats and potentially safety features just to be able to charge every 800 km instead of 400 (they would pay less in electricity though).
This is interesting but there isn't any battery breakthrough here, and I don't think many people would accept losing cargo capacity/passenger seats and potentially safety features just to be able to charge every 800 km instead of 400 (they would pay less in electricity though).
> Renault concept goes 626 miles on single charge at motorway speed
On a real highway or on a test stand ? /s
The question is how much of this "single charge" is available in real conditions.
> The three drivers who took part in the run accumulated a total of 239 laps of UTAC's 2.5-mile circuit between them.