DeepDrive's In-Wheel Drive System Promises Efficient EVs by 2026/27
DeepDrive, a trailblazer in electric vehicle technology, has unveiled promising progress in its in-wheel drive system. A recent test drive showcased smooth performance, even during swift maneuvers. The company targets market readiness by 2026/27, with partnerships like BMW and potential backing from key European players like Aleph Alpha and Mistral AI.
The in-wheel drive system, situated directly in the wheel hub, does away with mechanical components, saving space and reducing weight. A test drive with a modified Tesla Model 3 demonstrated its smooth, precise, and efficient performance, even during rapid direction changes and drifting. This technology boasts advantages such as fewer components, less friction loss, lower maintenance, and better energy efficiency, potentially extending urban range by up to 20%.
DeepDrive's in-wheel drive technology heralds a future of more efficient, sustainable, and low-maintenance electric vehicles. With partnerships like BMW and potential support from key European players, the company is primed for market readiness by 2026/27. Despite hurdles, DeepDrive remains dedicated to surmounting challenges and introducing this innovative technology to the market.
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