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Nick: The Stand
Oggetto: re:geniale
Data: 13/7/2007 11.0.40
Visite: 46
è stato detto:
poi ancxhe qst macchina ha manutenzione
ma no:
How It Works
When you build a car that’s electric, you start with one built-in advantage: Electric cars just don’t have to be as complex mechanically as the car you’re probably driving now. Sophisticated electronics and software take the place of the pounds and pounds of machinery required to introduce a spark and ignite the fuel that powers an internal combustion engine.
For example, the typical four-cylinder engine of a conventional car comprises over a hundred moving parts. By comparison, the motor of the Tesla Roadster has just one: the rotor. So there’s less weight to drive around and fewer parts that could break or wear down over time.
But the comparison doesn’t end with the counting of moving parts. The engine and transmission of a conventional car also need lubricating oils, filters, coolant, clutches, spark plugs and wires, a PCV valve, oxygen sensors, a timing belt, a fan belt, a water pump and hoses, a catalytic converter, and a muffler — all items requiring service, and all items that aren’t needed in an electric car.
The Tesla Roadster’s elegantly designed powertrain consists of just the four main components discussed below. Mind you, these aren’t "off-the-shelf" components, and each includes innovations, both small and large. But when you build a car from the ground up, you have the luxury of questioning every assumption — and to distill as you reinvent.
solo inserire la spina e poi guidare...
certo è chiaro che si tratta di un'auto elitaria non adatta all'uso di tutti i giorni(anche se l'uso per il tratto casa-lavoro e nei Week end è ampiamente realizzabile)
He knows changes aren't permanent
But change is
Rush_Tom Sawyer
When we start to rock we never
Want to stop again.
Metallica_Hit the Lights
Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go away.
P.K. Dick
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