Protoscar Lampo is yet another interesting concept, lined up for a debut at Geneva. The sports car like concept features an all-electric powertrain with two front and rear electric motors for better acceleration and regenerative braking. The motors will supply power of 268hp with max torque at 440Nm.
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The 35kWh Lithium ion batteries of the Lampo can power the car for 200km on a single charge. Batteries can be recharged from any standard electric outlet. There currently aren’t many details on its performance characteristics, but the Lampo’s name constantly reminds us of a certain Italian raging bull.
Via: Protoscar/ CarBodyDesign
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