So... I'm 2 years late about this, maybe it's been posted here before, but still it's amazing clip.
I'm not aware they use siren all the way up the top. At first I thought this is just a simple warning that the car is on its way, but then again I suspect something, what if the siren is a deliberate cover to mask the sound of the electric motor? Pretty sure competing engineers can analyze the motor sound and noted what methods needed to run said configuration... I don't know, maybe I read into it too much.
Just wondering about the power rating, do you just... Multiply electric motors like that? The YouTube videos shows a total power of 1050 from 4x 260HP electric motor. So for example an 8 wheel, each with 100 HP electric motor is 800 HP?
Assuming all 4 electric motors have the same power curve, then yes, you'd just add the power rating. It gets tricky when an ICE is thrown in there because the power curves are different.
Dren wrote: Assuming all 4 electric motors have the same power curve, then yes, you'd just add the power rating. It gets tricky when an ICE is thrown in there because the power curves are different.
Thanks, funny how you just add it like that. I thought all those electric hypercars with 1000-1500 HP makes it with just one motor, well obviously 4x 250HP motor doesn't sound as sexy.