Porsche wants to mass-produce pure electric supercar, with a life of more than 500 kilometers

With the increasingly stringent emission requirements of various countries, major auto manufacturers have gradually increased their investment in research and development of new energy vehicles. This trend has even affected some performance-conscious sports car brands. Porsche unveiled its pure electric concept car Mission E at the 2015 Frankfurt Motor Show. The mass production of this model has been put on the agenda, or will be officially launched in 2020.

Mission E production version of the internal code is "J1", in order to ensure the smooth launch of the car within the planned time, Porsche will invest 700 million euros to develop a new production platform, and build an assembly plant and painting workshop. At the same time, it will recruit a large number of new powertrain developers, digital production personnel, IT experts and so on.

The new car's exterior design has Porsche's consistent design style, emphasizing the smooth lines and movement, and also a futuristic. The interior uses a four-seat layout, wrap-around center console, and the commonly used functions in the car rely on the touchable LCD screen, which is full of technology.

In terms of power, the Mission E production version will be equipped with an all-wheel drive system consisting of two motors. The combined power of the two motors can output a maximum power of 600 hp. The official said that the new car has an acceleration time of 0-100 km/h less than 3.5 seconds, 0- The acceleration time of 200 km / h does not exceed 12 seconds. The maximum cruising range of the new car will exceed 500 kilometers. Fast charging technology allows the battery pack to be charged from 0% to 80% in 15 minutes, which is enough for Mission E to travel over 400 kilometers.