They Fire a Projectile at Bentley's Battery at a Speed of More than 160 Km/h
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BEFORE a prospective owner sits in their new Bentley, test specimens go through much more unpleasant experiences than a pothole or a cold winter morning. For the electric Bentley, this includes temperatures of -38 °C in Sweden, desert heat, and testing the battery case with a steel projectile at speeds in excess of 160 km/h.
From 40-degree frost to 4,000 metres above sea level.
Bentley has successfully completed the tests of its first electric car Torcal, covering more than 1 million kilometers in different climatic conditions! 🌍🚙 Impressive power of 876 hp and thorough safety checks promise new horizons for electric vehicles! ⚡
First 100% electric vehicle of the British brand, Torcal passed through validation at temperatures from -38 °C to 40 °C, virtual tests in extended reality and simulation of battery impacts
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