Electric Car Generates 680,000 WATTS!!!

[MileHigh]

Chet:

The 920 HP may be a fake-out, I am not sure.   Some possibilities:

1.  This type of salt-water battery really does have the capability to output 920 HP.

2.  The battery can't output 920 HP but the car has a big capacitor bank to support short bursts of acceleration and it's the cap bank that can output 920 HP for a short period of time,

3.  Even though the battery and/or cap bank can output 920 HP, the electric drive motors are not capable of outputting 920 HP.

I an going to assume that #3 is true, so the the whole dang dumb article is brain mush.

MileHigh

[ramset]

OOHH
I missed this part [was too bizzy drooling over the Whip]
the Germans....,quite frankly, Now I want one !!!   
these folks take more pride in what they do, as well as being honest about claims and doing it right !!

[Magluvin]

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Mags

[MileHigh]

Chet, it's not the car itself, that's probably perfectly legit.  It's the article itself that is bullshit.  And that's an issue unto itself.

[Pirate88179]

MH:

Back in my Dad's machine shop, we had a Blanchard grinder that utilized a 100 hp motor.  The motor alone was like 4 ft. tall and almost 3 ft. in diameter.  Even though we had all of the amps the electric company would provide at that time, all of the lights in the place would dim as that motor started up under no load, except start-up.

I am sure motor efficiency has improved since those days but...900 hp?  I really, really doubt that.  I used to own a 500 HP car that weighed 3,500 pounds and it was lightning fast. 

If this electric vehicle used carbon fiber like the Tesla, and it was very light, 900 HP would be useless anyway.  The wheels would simply spin and spin.  I sense a lot of exaggeration here.

Bill