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eWolf unveils the e-2: a battery-powered car with attitude

By Mick Webb

04:19 October 14, 2009 PDT

The eWolf e2 electric sports car prototype

The eWolf e2 electric sports car prototype

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With electric powered vehicle development picking up pace in a big way, German based company e-Wolf is looking to take things one step further after unveiling its “e-2” EV prototype. Boasting an expected acceleration of 0-60mph in under four seconds, e-Wolf is set to deliver an Italian-inspired electric “supercar” that puts the mean in green.

After recently unveiling its e-1 electric sports car at the Frankfurt Motor Show, e-Wolf has now released details of its upcoming second foray into high performance electric vehicles. The e-2 will, like its predecessor, incorporate an “ultra light carbon/aluminum construction chassis” and weigh in at around 900kgs. Taking visual cues from Italian supercars, the impressive-looking unit will feature a 134 horsepower electric motor at each wheel, with a total of 536 green horsepower and an expected 738 lb-ft of torque.

Using Li-Tec flat battery cell technology, each of the 84 cells would weigh 1kg and measure 23cm x 18cm. Distance on a single charge is expected to be around 186 miles, with a top-up recharge taking approximately thirty minutes. The two seater e-2 will have a top speed limited electronically to 155mph.

Set to take on the likes of Tesla and its popular electric Roadster, e-Wolf also claims it will prove the power behind the promise by entering the ultra-sleek e-2 in a 24 hour race, at the first available opportunity.

With a planned roll out in 2011, more details on the e-2 may be found at the e-Wolf website.

User Comments (5)
 

sociopathic uber-class toy deluxe. Authorization to destroy on sight hereby granted.

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waltinseattle

- October 14, 2009 @ 04:10 pm CDT

If I had a dollar for every slick photoshop "prototype" of a startup company's latest great e-sports car... well, I'd be rich.

Most might actually get around to get the funding to make one or two units before going broke... so caveat emptor before putting down a deposit.

Look at the uphill battle Tesla has had with real world issues...and good on 'em for actually producing real, driveable vehicles.

The E-2 supercar by E-Wolf *looks* great in photoshop (don't they all?), but let's see some REAL cars, not just one-off wonders for a car show (e-1).

Cheers,

Doc

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matthew.rings

- October 14, 2009 @ 07:10 pm CDT

definately not a Wolf in sheeps clothing !,,,,,,,,,,,, all I can say is,,,,, WOW !

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robinyatesuk2003

- October 14, 2009 @ 07:10 pm CDT

Looks cool, but GT-R lights on an Enzo body with Lamborghini Reventon bumpers would look cool...

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QuickNick

- November 2, 2009 @ 08:11 am CST

QuickNick is right, most of the design elements are copied from other icons-some of them are not even dead yet

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Facebook User

- December 9, 2009 @ 05:12 am CST

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