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Originally Posted by Hersbird
But drawing 100hp takes half the amperage of 200hp. You will save battery the same way as if you were forced to only use 1/2 the accelerator.
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It is nice to have the option for faster acceleration even if it is rarely used. As Redpoint says there is very little extra cost and no efficiency lost by installing a larger motor. The lesson automakers have learned from looking at US EV sales is that low power EVs don’t sell
If you want a FWD EV CUV the Nissan Ariya is the vehicle for you.