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This Tiny Electric Motor’s Power Blows The Competition Out Of The Water
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YASA's new electric motor far exceeds those of other companies, such as Equipmake, in terms of power density. It delivers more than 700 horsepower and weighs only 13.1 kg... The article YASA unveils an electric motor of 550 kW (738 hp) weighing only 13.1 kg appeared first on NeozOne.
In a constantly changing sector, a company little known to the general public has just made a serious mention of it in the race for the efficiency of electric vehicles. Yasa, a UK company specializing in high-performance axial flow electric motors, has unveiled a prototype capable of delivering 550 kW (about 737 hp) for a feather weight of only 13.1 kg. All this, without resorting to expensive or rare materials. A prowess without equivalent at t…
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Yasa achieves “unofficial world record” for electric motor power density
Yasa has achieved what it states is the highest power density ever recorded for an electric motor, across any sector or application. In real-world test trials, Yasa’s prototype motor delivered 550kW of power from a 13.1kg package, equating to 42kW/kg, almost double the previous industry benchmark. “Last week at Yasa, we believe we unofficially (and a little accidentally!) achieved the highest power density ever recorded for an electric motor in …
The startup Yasa Motors has announced that it has manufactured an electric motor with the best weight-to-power ratio in the world. The beast can send 748 hp and weighs only... 13 kg. We often talk about the progress on charging electric cars or their batteries, as with the solid battery.
British equipment manufacturer Yasa Motors, owned by Mercedes-Benz, has just unveiled a brand new revolutionary electric motor. Using axial flux technology, it boasts a lightweight design and particularly high efficiency. All with an announced power output of 738 horsepower. [Read more]Find a summary of the best tech news every morning on WhatsApp, it's our new Frandroid discussion channel that you can join now!
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