Remember the Deus Vayanne hypercar? Well, the firm behind the EV-R platform, which the Vayanne is based on, is planning to offer its platform to small automakers. The company didn't name any brands in particular, but revealed some of the advantages EV-R has to offer.
Williams Advanced Engineering's EV-R is a composite skateboard-style platform that can serve many form factors. The main goal was to prove that an EV platform can be used without re-engineering existing models or developing a whole new architecture from the ground up.
EVR can support a range of electric hypercar configurations, from track-only vehicles where power-to-weight is maximized to road-going models, both open-roof Targa and fixed-roof GT architectures.
The EV-R can take up to 87kWh battery capable of 2,212 hp output and more than 450km range. Engineers also focused on battery longevity ensuring optimal performance throughout the whole lifecycle of the battery. Two electric motors and four-wheel drive are also on the menu.
Good idea instead of a bunch of companies figuring out 45 different ways to make a car. A few good frames and battery setups could be engineered to be more efficient and longer range at a far less price. Manufacturers could design their own bodies an...
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