Company Develops New Engine For Electric Cars That Can Be Installed In The Wheels Of Vehicles

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Published on 06/06/2021 at 13:26

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With the Aim of Increasing Efficiency in the Electric Car Market, Saietta Group Developed an Electric Motor That Can Be Installed in Vehicle Wheels

The British company Saietta Group created a new product aimed at electric cars, focused on space gain and efficiency. The company invented a new motor, known as AFT 140 (Axial Flux Traction), which could revolutionize the automotive industry in the coming years.

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After years of working on the project for new electric cars, the company is ready to showcase the AFT 140, a fully enclosed brushless permanent magnet motor. The aim of Saietta’s new technology is to make electric cars more efficient with a single charge.

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To assess the effectiveness of the wheel motors, Saietta tested the technology in a Renault Twizy. The test was conducted in Amsterdam, pitting two Twizy models against each other. One had the AFT 140 motor, while the other did not, and nothing else was changed. The vehicles drove indefinitely through a range of diverse traffic, temperature, climate, and even various road surfaces, just to evaluate whether the motor is efficient or not.

The tests were supervised by New Electric and concluded that the AFT 140 brings an extended range of 10%. Kist stated that the company is pleased that independent tests have demonstrated the technical capability of the electric motor, proving its improvement for electric cars.

To ensure the tests were conducted cleanly, each vehicle was equipped with a laptop that processed all performance data for New Electric. The reason for using the Twizy for the tests is that it is a perfect transition vehicle with which Saietta can measure how much impact its new electric motor can withstand.

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