MORE development of technology in the automotive world triggered the emergence of new variants of electric cars. Recently, an electric car was officially launched at Silverstone Circuit, UK. This two-door car called Delta E-4 Coupe.
Views outside the Delta E-4 Coupe is sporty. This is shown by a line on the body Delta. Delta front looks like a supercar, with wide headlights with acute angle makes this car look very aggressive.
Delta E-4 Coupe standing on a carbon composite chassis. This car was designed by Delta and produced by KS Composite. High performance on the electric motor car is a design developed by the University of Oxford and Oxford YASA Motors. As a result, this car can produce 120 hp and torque of 600 Nm.
When tested at Silverstone Circuit, Delta E-4 can drive with speed 241 km / h. For a distance of zero to 60, takes only five seconds and once the contents of this car battery can run up to 322 km.
The plan, this car took part in the event the "RAC Future Car Challenge" that was held November 5. Or one day before the carpet of the world's longest running automotive event, the Brighton Veteran Car Run held in London.
Views outside the Delta E-4 Coupe is sporty. This is shown by a line on the body Delta. Delta front looks like a supercar, with wide headlights with acute angle makes this car look very aggressive.
Delta E-4 Coupe standing on a carbon composite chassis. This car was designed by Delta and produced by KS Composite. High performance on the electric motor car is a design developed by the University of Oxford and Oxford YASA Motors. As a result, this car can produce 120 hp and torque of 600 Nm.
When tested at Silverstone Circuit, Delta E-4 can drive with speed 241 km / h. For a distance of zero to 60, takes only five seconds and once the contents of this car battery can run up to 322 km.
The plan, this car took part in the event the "RAC Future Car Challenge" that was held November 5. Or one day before the carpet of the world's longest running automotive event, the Brighton Veteran Car Run held in London.
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