Taiwan-based electric motoring start-up Xing Mobility has backed its recent talk with action, by introducing a gorgeous new electric supercar that is designed to rip it up on the streets while also being able to navigate treacherous off-road terrain.
The 'Miss R' electric supercar comes equipped with Xing Mobility's proprietary electric drivertrain, which comprises a quadrant of 350-volt electric motors and a single megawatt battery pack. This setup allows the car to spring along from a stationary position all the way up to 100 km/h in a matter of just 1.8 seconds, on its way to attaining a top speed of 200 km/h.
Xing Mobility is positioning this electric supercar as a platform on which to test and advance futuristic electric vehicle designs, making this a unique example of a product that serves as both a marketing and a research and development tool simultaneously.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Futuristic Electric Supercars
- Opportunity for innovation in designing electric supercars that combine street performance with off-road capabilities.
- Xing Mobility's Electric Drivetrain
- Disruptive potential in developing and implementing Xing Mobility's proprietary electric drivetrain technology in the automotive industry.
- Electric Supercars as R&D Platforms
- Opportunity for other companies to use electric supercars as marketing and research tools to advance futuristic electric vehicle designs.
Where This Applies
- Automotive
- Potential for disruptive technology and innovation in the automotive industry with the development of electric supercars.
- Electric Vehicle Manufacturing
- Opportunity to incorporate Xing Mobility's electric drivetrain technology in the production of electric vehicles.
- Research and Development
- Innovation possibilities in using electric supercars as platforms for research and development in the automotive industry.
