Swiss Students Set New World Record For Fastest Electric Car

Swiss Students Set New World Record For Fastest Electric Car This student built electric racer needed just 12.3 meters to hit 62 mph. there's a new world record for the fastest 0 to 62 mph (0–100 km h) for an electric vehicle, courtesy of a team of. A tiny racing car completely designed and driven by university students has set a new guinness world record for fastest acceleration in an electric vehicle. earlier this month, the miniscule.

Swiss Student Team Sets New Ev Acceleration Record Autocar Earlier this week, we learned that a swiss team of student engineers set a new world record for the fastest electric vehicle 0–62 mph (0–100 km h) time. today's story features another ev. From 0 to 100 in 0.956 seconds: an electric racing car built by swiss students has broken the world acceleration record. Swiss college students created an ev that can rocket from 0 to 62 mph in under one second. now the world’s fastest accelerating ev, the battery powered single seater is almost a half second. The amz team has broken the world acceleration record for electric cars twice, in 2014 and 2016. however, a team from the university of stuttgart broke their record in the following years.

Swiss Students Create World S Fastest Car Digital Trends Swiss college students created an ev that can rocket from 0 to 62 mph in under one second. now the world’s fastest accelerating ev, the battery powered single seater is almost a half second. The amz team has broken the world acceleration record for electric cars twice, in 2014 and 2016. however, a team from the university of stuttgart broke their record in the following years. The amz team had set the world acceleration record for electric cars twice before – in 2014 and again in 2016. in the following years, their record was broken by a team from the university of stuttgart. now the world record is back in swiss hands, and the eth zurich students are confident they will not relinquish it again any time soon. Geneva, switzerland — from zero to 100 kph in less than a second: a racing car built by students has broken the world record for electric vehicle acceleration, a swiss university said tuesday.