the Lotus City With a total vehicle

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2010 lotus city car concept front view 2010 Lotus City Car
2010 Lotus City Car
2010 lotus city car concept front side view 2010 Lotus City Car
2010 Lotus City Car
2010 lotus city car concept side view 2010 Lotus City Car
2010 Lotus City Car
2010 lotus city car concept rear view 2010 Lotus City Car
2010 Lotus City Car
2010 lotus city car concept front angle view 2010 Lotus City Car
2010 Lotus City Car
2010 lotus city car concept rear angle view 2010 Lotus City Car
2010 Lotus City Car

The top speed of the Lotus City With a total vehicle weight of less than 1400 kg and 240 Nm of torque instantly available, the Lotus City Car concept has class leading acceleration; 0 - 50 km/h in only 4.5 seconds and 0 - 100 km/h in 9 seconds, when operating as an EV under battery power. The City Car concept draws on Lotus Engineering's established core competencies of Electrical and Electronic Integration and Efficient Performance to optimise the highly complex integration of the series hybrid drivetrain. The 500 km full range and quick refuelling capability of the range extended City Car concept highlight the flexibility of this technology for use beyond the city environment. Using Range Extender technology allows the vehicle to be specified with a smaller, lighter and less expensive battery pack than a regular EV.

 The drivetrain provides the vehicle with an EV range of 60 km to cover the majority of daily journeys operating as a plug-in EV, with the Range Extender engine enabling longer trips and alleviating 'range anxiety'. ADVANCED HYBRID TECHNOLOGY FROM LOTUS ENGINEERING The City Car concept features a Lotus Engineering designed and integrated series hybrid drivetrain, with a single-speed transmission that delivers low emissions, optimised performance and electric-only operating range for city use. This innovative concept car highlights the adaptability of the drivetrain technology and the exceptional capability of Lotus Design.  The Lotus City Car concept provides a showcase for Lotus Engineering's Electrical and Electronic Integration and Efficient Performance competencies, featuring an advanced series hybrid drivetrain with the Lotus Range Extender engine.

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