With the sprint from 0 to 60 mph (96 km/h) almost incredible 1.9 seconds? Yes, it is such a new sports car — sports car, made in Taiwan. Just told us one thing: the new Tesla Roadster will be the fastest production car in the world. Was and would be, but very little. So, Miss R from XING Mobility faster “Tesla” was released on one-tenth of a second! The most curious thing is that though it is a sports car, but trained to ride on the road even. That’s impressive really!
Huge power 1360 HP comes from four electric motors. Dynamics — just a hurricane. The numbers in front of you: 0-62 mph (0-100 km/h) in 1.8 seconds, 0-124 mph (0-200 km/h) in 5.1 seconds and a top speed of over 270 km/h. cruising range on a full charge is 250 kilometers. Mentions that Miss R is designed specifically so that you can replace the battery for a minimum of time — the procedure takes less than five minutes. By the way, the built-in modular replacement system (own development) has a LEGO-like configuration and includes 98 custom modules, each of which contains another 42 lithium-ion cell. XING Mobility is already in talks with various companies interested in buying its battery system.
Like the aforementioned Tesla Roadster of the second generation, Miss R does not appear in the near future as XING Mobility aims to present a fully working prototype only to the end of 2018. Production will be limited edition of just 20 units, and they should be available from the beginning of 2019 at a starting price of $ 1 million.
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