The world's most endurance "drunk" electric car came out

According to a report by the China Daily "China Daily" that the US media reported on August 17, a German single-seat electric car has set a single charge of 1013.8 miles (approximately 1,631 kilometers) at Bosch Berg's test site in Germany. The beautiful results broke the record of 623.23 miles (approximately 1002 kilometers) that the Japan Electric Vehicle Club created in May 2010 with a single charge, becoming the most endurable electric car in the world.

The electric vehicle named “Drunker” was developed by researchers from the University of Applied Sciences in Offenburg, Germany, and the Fraunhofer Institute in Germany. They have been dedicated to the research and development of various automobiles for more than 10 years.” The name "Drunker" came from the team's first car made in 1998.

Although its appearance is grotesque and unique, the body lines of the “drunk” are strictly designed according to aerodynamic principles. Its power system is also very unique. It abandoned the traditional internal combustion engine and transmission and used the “two-wheeled bracket wheel hub motor” invented by the production team five years ago. The high-speed dynamic engineer of the Fraunhofer Institute has also designed a lighter weight chassis for the “drunk”. With 14 lithium-cobalt battery packs, the “drunk” electric vehicle can obtain 23 kWh of battery energy, which can make it have a speed of 45 kilometers per hour. In the final test, the “drunk” electric vehicle ran for 1013.8 miles in 36 hours and 12 minutes after a single charge, which greatly exceeded the previous world record.

Some people joked that with excellent endurance, if the design of the “drunk” electric vehicle can be popularized, it is hopeful that it will be widely used in mass commuter traffic.