A year after the unveiling of its LAMPO concept study at the 2009 Geneva Salon, and Protoscar is returning to the international Swiss motor show this year with a new take on its all-electric roadster study.
Aptly named LAMPO2, the two-seater model features a newly designed aerodynamic body that retains the previous study's rear wheel covers as well as a refreshed interior that boasts a large digital instrument panel.
More importantly though, the Swiss-based design company claims that weight, aerodynamics and the efficiency of individual components of the BRUSA electric drivetrain have been further optimized.
While the LAMPO's successor keeps the original model's two electric motor layout - one on each axle that allow the system to operate as a four-wheel drive with variable torque between front and rear axle, the total output of the electric motors has been boosted from 268HP and 440Nm to 408HP (300kW) and 640Nm respectively.
According to Protoscar, the new iteration of the LAMPO accelerates from zero to 100km/h (62mph) in just 5 seconds and 5 seconds and reaches a maximum speed of 200 km/h or 124 mph.
In addition, Potoscar claims that it has further increased Lithium-Ion battery's capacity offering the roadster a driving range in excess of 200km or 124 miles.
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15 Comments:
nice tunned electric version of the Pontiac Soltice/Saturn Sky
thats easily the ugliest car ive ever seen
Looks nice like a baby Zonda.Awe look it has 10Hp so cute.
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The Protoscar, or should I say Proto-scar
Fail
It looks like Racer X's car from Speed Racer.
Nice! This is what auto shows are all about: interesting concepts. It will not make it into production as shown. Obviously. The fantacy and their fun putting this vehicle together is appreciated! Kudos.
Interesting design that is some what dated by the headlight and grille/fascia treatment.
The belt line and side surfacing treatment with wheel accent line provide a lot of visual interest because it is quite different from what we normally see today.
The design reminds me of some early Pininfarina work that took form as the new Nash 'Airflyte' designs of the late forties and fifties, an example of which is owned by by Ian McCallum of recent Aston Martin and Jaguar design fame.
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i dunno, maybe it's the color that bothers me. Will there be an invisible option?
Reg: "Will there be an invisible option?"...> 'TF'
Law enforcement squelched the idea, so color was changed from 'Baby Shit Yellow' to Daffodil Yellow too keep with it's green intentions and legally required visibility.
Hahaha they actuately put 'design' in the same sentence for the description of the car! Give me a break!
Reg: "Will there be an invisible option?"...> 'TF'
Law enforcement squelched the idea, so color was changed from 'Baby Shit Yellow' to Daffodil Yellow too keep with it's green intentions and legally required visibility.
It looks like Racer X's car from Speed Racer.
thats easily the ugliest car ive ever seen
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