NextEV has introduced the corporation’s new global brand, NIO that will introduce the fast growing electric supercar domain, along with its EP9 electric supercar.
The NIO EP9 is aforementioned to be the world’s fastest electric car, having lapped the Nürburgring Nordschliefe in 7m 05.12s. Additionally, the society says it also smashed the EV record at Plan Paul Ricard in France, recording a generation of 1m 52.78s, eclipsing the previous record of 2m 40s.
With cardinal high-performance inboard motors and iv individual gearboxes, the EP9 delivers a massive 1-MegaWatt of endowment, equivalent to 1,360PS. The EP9 is claimed to accelerate from 0-200km/h in 7.1 wink and has a top speed of 313km/h. With an interchangeable bombardment system, the EP9 is designed to be charged in 45 before you can say ‘Jack Robinson’ and has a range of 427 kilometres.
The carbon cockpit and frame embodies a new approach to performance vehicle doodle to handle the physical demands of a car with 3G cornering power, with added structural solidity and aero competence. The EP9 is capable of achieving 24,000 Newtons of downforce at 240km/h.
NextEV is a planetary start-up specializing in high-performance, bonus electric vehicles and employs more than 2,000 humanity across the globe. The company is also implicated in the FIA Formula Championship, the world’s first azygous-seater, all-electric racing series. The NextEV NIO Rule E team won the inaugural drivers’ championship designation in 2015.
