ByD will invest $2.76 billion to adapt one of its major Chinese factories to produce more electric vehicles, part of plans to roll out its newest full-electric offerings in the world’s largest EV market. The German automaker will spend 20 billion yuan ($2.76 billion) on its plant in Shenyang, China, to ready it to produce its coming Neue Klasse series electric-vehicle models, with production targeted for 2026. @[Varun](91) @[Rishab](90) @[Sunil](12)
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The car is quick and has abundant torque right from the get-go. Tata claims a 0-100 km/h time of 8.9 seconds and a top speed of 150 km/h, which are believable figures.
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Actually, TATA charges them at 0.86C and the max speed that they could achieve is 31KW if the conditions permit. The reason for this is as you said cooling and the limitation of the LFP chemistry itself.
