6.48kWh/100km! Volkswagen Mission Efficiency electric car shows how frugal an EV can be in the real world
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6.48kWh/100km! Volkswagen Mission Efficiency electric car shows how frugal an EV can be in the real world
Volkswagen has built an ultra-efficient electric prototype capable of travelling more than 1200km while consuming less than half the energy The post 6.48kWh/100km! Volkswagen Mission Efficiency…
Read at EV Central →Mission efficiency: VW unveils ultra-efficient prototype EV with a “teardrop” shape, based on current electric platform
When it comes to producing cheaper, longer range EVs, the devil is in the detail. To do so you need to work on at least one of aerodynamics, weight and efficiency. The post Mission efficiency: VW…
Read at The Driven →Volkswagen Mission Efficiency concept revealed as world’s most efficient EV
Volkswagen’s record-breaking one-off electric car is an ID. Polo underneath, and you won't believe how efficient it is.
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