Launched: WX10-T all-electric race car
The "10-T" was displayed next to its nearly-identical gas-powered sister (pictured above) at PRI without its exterior bodyshell so as to show off the inside mechanical parts, which you can check out in the gallery below. ... Gallery: West Race Cars / KleenSpeed Technologies WX10-T. [Source: West Race Cars]. Launched: WX10-T all-electric race car originally appeared on AutoblogGreen on Thu, 18 Dec 2008 10:45:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds. ...
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01/13/09 racing news. All-electric race car to be unveiled at PRI ... According to West CEO Eric Vassian, "We are planning on an initial production run of five West WX10-T electric race cars for 2009, and have already sold the first one." The new racer should look similar to West's gas-powered WX-10 (above) and be capable of hitting 150 mph. With the help of regenerative braking, the battery is said to be capable of duking it out for 45 minutes, though it is designed to ...
Launched: WX10-T all-electric race car â€" Autoblog Green
The West Race Cars and KleenSpeed Technologies collaboration garnered a good bit of interest at the event and we hear some deals should be announced before too long. West had said they were looking for ... The "10-T" was displayed next to its nearly-identical gas-powered sister (pictured above) at PRI without its exterior bodyshell so as to show off the inside mechanical parts, which you can check out in the gallery below. It sports a 150kW motor and will ...
West Race Cars sells first electric sports racecar - News - Auto ...
The American based racing car constructor West Race Cars has sold the first of an initial production run of five electric powered versions of its WX10 model, which is raced in gasoline engined form in the L2 class of the American IMSA Lites entry level sportscar racing series. Atlanta, Georgia based WRC unveiled the WX10-T, which is powered by a Thruxar power train supplied by California based Kleenspeed Technologies, at the recent PRI show. ...
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