Eco Factor: Zero-emission car powered entirely by onboard batteries.
Siemens has presented the eRuf Stormsters for the Climate Change Conference currently underway in Copenhagen. The zero-emission all-electric vehicle is built by eRuf on a Porsche Cayenne chassis. The vehicle is taking the opportunity to prove to the world leaders that the current state of the industry lays on practical EVs.
eruf stormster 1
The vehicle is powered by Siemens electric motors that generate 367hp of power propelling this green SUV to a speed of 62mph in just 9 seconds. The EV is being claimed to have an operating range of about 112 miles with a top speed of about 93mph.
eruf stormster 2
Siemens has also designed an eCar-Station, a charging facility that can meter electricity in two different voltages and amperages. The system is controlled by an “eCarD” reader that prevents any unauthorized use.
Via: MotorAuthority
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