Friday, 25 September 2015
Artega Scalo - The New German Electric Sports Car
Here is a car at Frankfurt which to be honest, we knew very little about, it is called the Artega Scalo
Consistent light-weight construction and the modular construction of the chassis make the Artega platform perfect for electric drives. Three prototypes have been built by 2012, but not made it for serial production due to their design. The purely electric Artega Scalo founds a new tradition. In future, the vehicles of the Artega brand will bear the names of famous racing stallions. Scalo is the first – he was a very special Westphalian stallion, Galloper of the Year in 2010 and trained very near the head office of Artega.
Targeted torque vectoring ensures maximum longitudinal and cross-dynamics with the demand-oriented distribution across the drive wheels. The motor mass is only 66 lbs each, which leads to an outstanding performance density of 2.3 kW/lb. The maximum motor speed is at 12,500 rpm, the maximum efficiency at 6,900 rpm is up to 95%. On request, a version with an outstanding efficiency of 98% is available.
For the first time,the Artega Scalo offers a hybrid system of state-of-the-art battery modules with actively thermally controlled li-ion cells on nickel-manganese-cobalt basis, combined with perfectly customized high-performance capacitors (SuperCaps). For recuperation, the SuperCaps recharge quickly at first; at acceleration, the capacitors will discharge first. This constellation increases acceleration and extends the range. The recuperations system can be adjusted four-fold by the driver by switching paddles at the steering wheel.
The installed battery capacity is in excess of 37 kWh, the nominal voltage is at 411 Volt. For up to 10 seconds, as much as 385 kW electrical output can be demanded. The Artega Scalo has a range of up to 250 mls.At a charge status below 25%,the power output is limited to 125 mph at most for the sake of a better remaining range, however.
The maximum charge output of the Voltabox on-board charger at the three-phase current connection is 22 kW, which corresponds to a charging duration of approx. two hours. At the AC grid with a 16 A household socket, it takes approx. ten hours.
The installed Brembo brake callipers (6 pistons front, 4 pistons rear with
separate calliper for the hand brake) with two-part brake discs reflect the
brand's experience in racing sports.
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