Apart from friction from the bearings, which is minute, Their is little difference, as long as the motor has been designed to operate at the selected rpm, it does not make much difference to the efficiency.
They usually choose a large rpm to get a wide torque curve, thus negating the need for a transmission, thus improving Efficiency.
I like that old green Porsche, because he was still using the transmission. Alot of these new electric cars talk about they're so efficient but still choose to run their motors at 14,000rpms.
The revolution has begun in the garages and work sheds of the comman man. We shall overcome the forces of OIL and one by one, street by street, nation by nation, recharge.
Gee, I wonder how they get the electricity to run these cars?
/end sarcsam
Quionic7 10 months ago
Apart from friction from the bearings, which is minute, Their is little difference, as long as the motor has been designed to operate at the selected rpm, it does not make much difference to the efficiency.
They usually choose a large rpm to get a wide torque curve, thus negating the need for a transmission, thus improving Efficiency.
LightningEVAustralia 2 years ago
I like that old green Porsche, because he was still using the transmission. Alot of these new electric cars talk about they're so efficient but still choose to run their motors at 14,000rpms.
UberWagen 2 years ago
Sorry, don't understand your statement.
RPM's don't correlate to efficiency? You can do whatever rpm make no difference. [within reason]
LightningEVAustralia 2 years ago
Yeah, if your running higher rpms, you have to be putting a larger load on the motor, drawing more amps, sucking more power.
UberWagen 2 years ago
lmao, volt yrs away they had the ev1 and killed it!
always stomping out reality in favour of hummers & other suvs and creating wimpy batterys for thier golfcart nev cars
the technology WAS here they just dont want to change theyd rather die.
check out who killed the electric car
markjv 2 years ago
Did anyone else notice the Hummer next door when the blue car pulled up? haha little ironic..
LtotheP0859 3 years ago
amazing how a couple of backyard mechanics can bring an electric car into reality and the big 3 have no clue.
chad071981 3 years ago
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dumb fucks
wilkes85 3 years ago
Wow thats in ontario.
lautan 3 years ago
The revolution has begun in the garages and work sheds of the comman man. We shall overcome the forces of OIL and one by one, street by street, nation by nation, recharge.
ClownFight 3 years ago 2
electric cars should have been the first cars on the road not fuel
066999566 3 years ago 5
they were! automakers and oil companies changed all that more than 100 yrs ago.
Trommylee 2 years ago 2
oh well screw oil companies for ruining the damn earth
066999566 2 years ago 3
General Morons Volt is not an electric car, its a serial hybrid.
Way to go Canada one car at a time!
Odziz 3 years ago 3