São Paulo Will Be The First City In The World To Have A Fully Electric Armored Vehicle

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 04/06/2021 at 14:16

Carro-forte totalmente elétrico em SP – créditos – (Protege/Divulgação)

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To Demonstrate That It Is Possible To Innovate In Electric Vehicles Using Brazilian Technology, The Protege Group, Eletra Industrial, And MIB Blindados Created The First Armored Electric Vehicle In São Paulo With An Investment Of R$ 1 Million

São Paulo Will Be The First City In The World To Have A Fully Electric Armored Vehicle That Had An Investment Of R$ 1 Million And Was Built Using 100% National Technology.

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Professionals From The Protege Group, A Private Security Company, In Partnership With Eletra Industrial And MIB Blindados, Developed Over 18 Months An Armored Electric Vehicle To Transport Values With A Pure Electric Traction System.

The Electric Vehicle From São Paulo Features A WEG 250L Motor And Is A Retrofit Of A Diesel Armored Vehicle Chassis That Has Been Withdrawn From Circulation, Reducing Environmental Damage And Encouraging The Recycling Of Parts.

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YouTube video — The First 100% Electric Armored Vehicle In The World Is From The Protege Group

According To The President Of The Protege Group, Marcelo Baptista, The Armored Vehicle Project Is A Vision Beyond Our Time, Aligned With A Global Trend Toward Actions That Do Not Impact The Environment As Much.

In Addition To Emitting Zero Pollutants And Using 100% National Technology, The Company Made The Electric Vehicle From A Demobilized Chassis And Sent The Diesel Engine And The Previous Transmission System For Recycling, Baptista Stated.

The Executive Director Of Eletra, Iêda De Oliveira, States That The Armored Vehicle In São Paulo Is Part Of An Unprecedented Project On A Global Level And Is Crucial For The Electric Mobility Sector In The Country. She Also Demonstrates That Brazil Has All The Possible Conditions To Innovate With Brazilian Technology, Aligning With The Major New Trend Of Electric Vehicles In The World.

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The Prototype Of The Armored Vehicle Has A Range Of 75 Kilometers, And Its Charging Time Is On Average Two And A Half Hours. When The Vehicle Is Operating, Its Battery System Is Continuously Recharged By Its Regenerative Braking Technology. A Fixed Charger Was Also Installed At The Operations Base Of The Protege Group In The Capital Of São Paulo.

The Average Reduction In Emissions Produced By The Armored Electric Vehicle Is Approximately 1.4 Tons Of CO2 Per Month, In Addition To Savings For The Protege Group (About 64% In Diesel Saved).

São Paulo Will Be The First City In The World To Have A Fully Electric Armored Vehicle

To Demonstrate That It Is Possible To Innovate In Electric Vehicles Using Brazilian Technology, The Protege Group, Eletra Industrial, And MIB Blindados Created The First Armored Electric Vehicle In São Paulo With An Investment Of R$ 1 Million

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