US EditionRenault Concept Completes 1000km Run in 10 Hours without Recharging
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Renault made a sensation on 18 December on the UTAC circuit located in Morocco. Its prototype, Filante Record 2025, travelled 1,008 km without charging, maintaining an average speed of 102 km/h, demonstrating that a record range can be achieved without inflating the batteries to an excess. Through this feat, the French manufacturer discusses the cards of the debate on the future of the electric car, relying on efficiency rather than gross power.…
A brilliant demonstration signed by Renault, at high speed On the UTAC circuit in Morocco, on 18 December, Renault carried out a technical feat which will be a landmark: to travel 1,008 kilometres of a trade with a 100% electric vehicle. Baptised Filante Record 2025, this prototype is not only a rolling laboratory, but the showcase of a strategic turning point. Because the French manufacturer did not content himself to go far, it made it at an a…
The next European car manufacturer has set a range record, this time it is Renault and again there are a few hooks. Because the record was not set by a conventional electric car, but by a special model. At the same time, Renault is testing new technology. For the steering, for example, the classic system is no longer used, but the newer Steer-by-Wire. Peugeot wants to bring this system into a "normal" volume model already in the new 208, so far …
Renault took a long-haul test with a special electric vehicle. The car drove with a load of more than 1000 km.
The concept Renault Filante Record achieves its goal of 1,000 km of autonomy at about 100 km/h on average. Renault achieves its goal with the Filante Record 2025, showing what it can do with its prototype with the most advanced technology and the same battery that we can find in the Scénic E-Tech.About a year ago, Renault presented us with the Filante Record 2025, a car with which they wanted to make history and, as its name indicates, beat reco…
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