A Volkswagen electric car traveled nearly 1,300 km with one charging stop and set an aerodynamics record
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The Volkswagen electric car traveled almost 1300 km with one stop on charging and set an aerodynamic recordThe Volkswagen Mission Efficiency prototype covered 1278 km from Wolfsburg to Vienna with one charge. Its coefficient of resistance
What if an electric car could have the highest energy efficiency possible? To put the bold idea into practice, Volkswagen presented the electric prototype Mission Efficiency, designed to achieve maximum energy efficiency by means of a new interpretation of the iconic XL1 aerodynamics on the platform of ID. Polo. The model has futuristic, tear-shaped, active cooling blades and fully covered rear wheels to achieve an impressive drag coefficient of…
Thirteen years after the very spectacular but confidential XL1, Volkswagen resumes the same recipe with Mission Efficiency. But this time, with electric sauce of course. This concept claims a consumption almost twice as much as that of the current models thanks to its record aerodynamics. ...
Volkswagen is presenting a new prototype for an electric car, which is putting all the others in the shadows in terms of economy. "Mission Efficiency" is largely based on technologies that will soon also be used in standard Volkswagen models. The 99 kW electric motor – which corresponds to 135 hp – as well as parts of the drive train come from ID. Polo and the front-driven MEB platform. Volkswagen On a journey from Wolfsburg via Poland and the C…
Volkswagen electric prototype sets three energy-saving records • It recharged its small battery in just one place on a 1,278 km route • Top-notch aerodynamics enabled a significant reduction in overall consumption
A Volkswagen electric car traveled nearly 1,300 km with one charging stop and set an aerodynamics record
Volkswagen presented the Mission Efficiency electric vehicle prototype, which covered 794 miles, or about 1,278 km, during a real-world test, requiring just 1 charging stop. At the same time, the vehicle arrived at its destination with approximately 164 km of range remaining, Autoblog reports, writes UNN. Details The route ran from Wolfsburg, Germany, to Vienna. [...]
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