Showing posts with label tesla model s. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tesla model s. Show all posts
Wednesday, 21 December 2016
Tesla Model S P85D Produces 864 Lb Feet of Torque
The new age Tesla Model S is already in the news for its performance and many believe that this is the new age super performance vehicle. In a new video Tesla Model S P85D
is seen delivering an enormous 691 horsepower, but the video does not
mention anything about the torque. However, as per the dyno from
DragTimes via Jalopnik the car provided around 864 lb feet of torque
that certainly puts Tesla Model S among the top contenders in the super
performance segment and in the likes of AMG V12. Read More: AutosHype.com
Friday, 16 December 2016
Tesla Model S P85D Produces 864 Lb Feet of Torque
The new age Tesla Model S is already in the news for its performance and many believe that this is the new age super performance vehicle. In a new video Tesla Model S P85D
is seen delivering an enormous 691 horsepower, but the video does not
mention anything about the torque. However, as per the dyno from
DragTimes via Jalopnik the car provided around 864 lb feet of torque
that certainly puts Tesla Model S among the top contenders in the super
performance segment and in the likes of AMG V12. Read More: AutosHype.com
Sunday, 27 November 2016
Details Emerge Regarding the new BMW i5
For the longest time, it was predicted that the next model that will emerge in the BMW i
division will be named as i5 (the name i7 also did the rounds). This
car was considered to position itself between the i3 C and the i8 hybrid sports car. Some more details regarding the car have now emerged.
The i5 might be adopting the ‘Power eDrive’ from the hybrid variety which was displayed in its prototype car from last year. One thing that makes this system stand apart from the plug in system is that it is a lot more reliable on the electric motors and high-density batteries.
The prototype which was showcased has a four-cylinder 2 liter engine that came with a couple of electric motors which gave a combined output of more than 670 hp. While one of these is made use of to power its rear wheels, the other powers the wheels on the front. Read More: AutosHype.com
The i5 might be adopting the ‘Power eDrive’ from the hybrid variety which was displayed in its prototype car from last year. One thing that makes this system stand apart from the plug in system is that it is a lot more reliable on the electric motors and high-density batteries.
The prototype which was showcased has a four-cylinder 2 liter engine that came with a couple of electric motors which gave a combined output of more than 670 hp. While one of these is made use of to power its rear wheels, the other powers the wheels on the front. Read More: AutosHype.com
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