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The Faraday Future FF 91
The Faraday Future FF 91 features a comprehensive
driving system, with more than 30 cameras in place
to support safe, self-driving capabilities. Its 200kW DC
charging system is said to provide up to 500 miles of
driving per hour of charge, and the vehicle also benefits
from Faraday Future’s FFID technology, which will help
the car learn from individual drivers.
Bentley EXP 12 Speed 6e
If you want to get an all-electric car, the latest concept vehicle
from UK-based Bentley Motors would likely be at the top of
your list. The EXP 12 Speed 6e convertible looks like it came out
of a old-fashioned James Bond movie. The car made its debut
today as part of the 2017 Geneva International Motor Show.
The exterior of the EXP 12 Speed 6 looks very much like the
sleek convertible you might expect from Bentley. However,
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The Toyota i-TRIL
Concept car
The Toyota i-TRIL Concept car is a three-seater (one
in the front and two in the back), and is just 2,830 mm
long and 1,460 mm high. The car uses the company’s
Active Lean technology so that in turns, the car’s body
and front tires lean over in corners while the rear tires
stay flat. The car has butterfly-opening doors that are
supposed to offer quick entry and take up no more
room than cars with conventional opening doors.
The range of the all-electric car is supposed to handle
185 miles or so on one single charge, which should be
more than enough for most single mother families for
their day-to-day needs.
it also serves as a way to help it move to its all-electric
future. The twin bonnet scoops outside also serve as heat
sinks for both the car’s batteries and its drive train, with no
need to use any other cooling tech.
Inside, the car’s central tunnel is made from one solid
piece of glass, which also houses its OLED dashboard
display. Also, the car’s wing mirrors ditch reflective glass
and instead use cameras that send their images over to
the main dashboard.
Of course, the big deal about the Bentley EXP 12 Speed
6e is that it is all electric. The car company claim s the
convertible can go from London to Paris or Milan to
Monaco on a single charge. That means it can go about
200 miles or so, give or take a few. The car is also
supposed to support inductive charging technology, which
means none of those pesky cables should be needed to
keep its batteries charged.