Meet the R$ 2.3 Million Hummer EV Pickup Truck Acquired by Actor Felipe Titto, Vehicle Features Capability to Drive Sideways

Written by Geovane Souza

Published on 14/12/2022 at 14:33

Updated on 14/12/2022 at 14:46

Fonte: Revista Carro/Reprodução

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The New Electric Pickup Hummer EV, Acquired by Actor Felipe Titto, Has Over 1000 HP of Power and Its Batteries Weigh More Than a Ton

The businessman, actor, and also host, Felipe Titto owns the newest electric pickup Hummer EV, another luxury car for his collection that already includes a Corvette. This time, Felipe opted for a more unique model. The chosen pickup was imported, as it is not yet officially sold in Brazil.

Felipe Titto’s new electric pickup Hummer EV can be purchased in the United States for over one hundred thousand dollars. Here in Brazil, the vehicle is imported without assistance from the manufacturer, and the cost paid by the actor was around 2.3 million reais according to Ace Motors, based on information from the website Auto Esporte.

The electric pickup is a monster on four wheels, with a power of exactly 1,014 horsepower, torque exceeding 165.9 kgfm, derived from three electric motors, and just the batteries of the electric vehicle weigh about 1,336 kilograms.

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Electric Pickup Hummer EV Comes with Innovative Functionality That Allows It to Move Sideways to Avoid Obstacles

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The electric pickup Hummer EV features an innovative mode, the “Crabwalk Mode”, which allows the car to move sideways by smoothly rotating all four wheels in the same direction, enabling the vehicle to move in this manner.

This functionality was developed to assist in maneuvers on both paved and unpaved surfaces, including off-road. It makes it easier for the driver to avoid obstacles and get out of mud.

It is also possible to watch the entire traction and steering show live, thanks to a system called UltraVision. The system includes the installation of 18 cameras in all corners of the vehicle, allowing visualization of up to all four tires and the area under the pickup on the multimedia center. All of this in a split-screen display.

Meet the R$ 2.3 Million Hummer EV Pickup Truck Acquired by Actor Felipe Titto, Vehicle Features Capability to Drive Sideways

The New Electric Pickup Hummer EV, Acquired by Actor Felipe Titto, Has Over 1000 HP of Power and Its Batteries Weigh More Than a Ton

Electric Pickup Hummer EV Comes with Innovative Functionality That Allows It to Move Sideways to Avoid Obstacles

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Meet the R$ 2.3 Million Hummer EV Pickup Truck Acquired by Actor Felipe Titto, Vehicle Features Capability to Drive Sideways

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