The Hyper-Hybrids...

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Tuesday 6th August 2013
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So it seems we're on the cusp of a new age of electric powered/assisted super/hypercars!

Whilst we wait for the full releases and the all important group tests, which have your keenest interest? Both in tent pitching and for the engineering/choice of drivetrain? Whilst of course only three contenders remain, Jaguars stillborn effort is so close to the finished article I thought it was fitting to include that as well.

One vote for looks, one for tech. Some cheeky snaps and stats to help!

And of course what else do you think of this new breed, and who does everyone think will come out on top?



The P1;











Key Points;

Bhp; 903 (727bhp @ 7500rpm from V8)

Lb Ft; 664

Weight; 1395kg (Wet)

Power/Weight; 606bhp/Tonne

0-62mph; <3.0

0-124mph; <7.0

0-186mph; <17.0

Top Speed; 217mph (Elec. Limited)

CO2; <200g/Km

3799cc Twin-Turbo V8

Specific output: 237bhp per litre

Seven Speed Twinclutch Paddleshift Gearbox

Electric motor capable of independent use (12m range @ 31mph/2hr plug-in charge), coupled use and de-coupled.

IPAS; Boost provided by 179hp electric motor, actuated by button on steering wheel.

DRS

Proposed to have the most advanced Aero (600kg Downforce @ 160mph, lessening thereafter)

Akebono developed 'F1/Le Mans spec' brakes, proposed to be superior to current road ceramics.

Sub 7-minute Nur. time.





The LaFerrari;











Key Points;

Bhp; 950 (789 @ 9,000rpm from V12)

Lb Ft; 715

Weight; 1345kg (Wet)

Power/Weight; 707bhp/Tonne

0-62mph; <3.0

0-124mph; <7.0

0-186mph; 15.5

Top Speed; >220mph

CO2; 333g/Km

6262cc N/A V12

Specific output: 152bhp per litre

Seven Speed Twinclutch Paddleshift Gearbox

HY-KERS electric motors providing 161bhp actuated by steering wheel mounted button. Not capable of independent use.

Active Aero.

Brembo Ceramic Brakes.

Significantly higher claimed power and straight line figures.

Sub 7-Minute Nur. time.





The 918;











Key Points;

Bhp; 887 (608 @ 8,500rpm from V8)

Lb Ft; 940

Weight; 1665kg (Wet with Weissach Package)

Power/Weight; 533bhp/Tonne

0-62mph; 2.8

0-124mph; 7.9

0-186mph; 23.0

Top Speed; 211mph (Limited)

CO2; 70g/Km

4600cc N/A V8

Specific output: 173bhp per litre

Seven Speed Twinclutch Paddleshift PDK Gearbox

Optional Weissach Package; Extensive weight saving initiatives remove 35kg (http://teamspeed.com/forums/gt/76817-exclusive-details-918-weissach-package.html)

Rear electric motor, with 2 additional front electric motors which have their own gearbox that decouples after 146mph.

5 Modes: E-Power; Fully electric with 15m range, Hybrid; Combines all motors for maximum fuel economy, Sport-Hybrid; Primarily uses V8 and kicks in electric power at high throttle, Race-Hybrid; Primarily uses V8 but ECU's integrate electric motors at full power wherever possible, Hot-Lap; As previous but unlocks reserves in the batteries to provide optimum electric power, which runs out entirely after 2-3 laps.

Active Aero (slats in front grille, rear wing).

PCCB's.

7 Minutes 14 Seconds Nur. time (with Weissach package).





The C-X75;













Key Points;

Bhp; 890 (502 from I4, no peak figure available but limit is 10,200rpm)

Lb Ft; 738

Weight; Circa 1550kg (Wet)

Power/Weight; 574bhp/Tonne

0-62mph; 3.0

0-124mph; <6.0

0-186mph; Not disclosed

Top Speed; 220mph

CO2; 89g/Km

1598cc Turbocharged 7 Supercharged Inline 4

Specific output: 314bhp per litre

Bespoke 6-Speed Single-Clutch Gearbox

2 AC synchronous electric motors, one in each front wheel weighing 20kg with 195hp, and a lithium-ion battery pack. Electric motors can run independently or in unison, with modes similar to the 918.

40m range in full electric mode.

Multi-Piece Compression Moulded Carbon-Fibre structure in partnership with Williams (Macca/Fezza/Porka are single piece).

Active Aero; Rear wing. Other than that, the undertray and the diffuser the aero team supposedly weren't given much to play with.

Edited by Repent on Tuesday 6th August 02:47

Repent

Original Poster:

358 posts

174 months

Tuesday 6th August 2013
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hehe

Fair call, amended accordingly!

Edited by Repent on Tuesday 6th August 02:38

Repent

Original Poster:

358 posts

174 months

Tuesday 6th August 2013
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I did setup a poll for this, have I done something wrong?

I didn't get on with the P1's looks until it showed up at Goodwood, it's a close second to the Jag now. Definitely marmite though!

Edited by Repent on Tuesday 6th August 14:11