in Trolleys They are usually vehicles used for transportation and merchandise. However, don’t expect amazing performance. exactly the contrary. However, Ford appears to want to reverse this situation. In the Goodwood Traditional Festival of Speedin the United Kingdom, introduced the brand High performance electric buggy.
subscriber aggressive lookThe truck accelerates from 0-100 km/h in just two seconds. You didn’t read it wrong. As if this were not enough, the truck has a maximum speed of 300 km / h. look at it video.
The Ford Pro Electric Supervan It has four electric motors, all-wheel drive and a 50 kWh battery with liquid cooling. The chassis was developed specifically for the track, based on E-Transit.
The competition truck Combines E-Transit steel frame and lightweight composite body panels. The battery pack, assembled to optimize weight distribution and keep the center of gravity low, can be recharged in about 45 minutes using a standard fast charger.
As in the E-Transit, the driver has several cameras to assist with maneuvers. Additional cameras were also installed so that the audience could follow his impressive performance.
The interior of the Suburban’s cabin has FIA-standard cages and seats and a large multimedia screen from production Ford vehicles such as the Mustang Mach E. The display controls the communication and information systems as well as the five driving modes, which map torque, regenerative braking, and other response parameters for road, track, drag, drift and rally ride.
The electronics package includes traction and launch control, a flight path speed limiter, and three-stage regenerative braking to recharge the battery — similar to that used in the E-Transit. At lower speeds, Eco mode improves engine efficiency, maximizes regenerative braking, and cuts traction to the rear axle. The E-Boost boosts instant power and torque for maximum speed.
Another exciting new feature is the Tire Clean Mode: it fully brakes one axle and unleashes traction on the other, creating an impressive front or rear burnout to clean and warm the tires before the races.
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