Video Summary
The video reviews a lineup of new American EVs, highlighting their technical specifications and prices.Lucid Air: The luxury sedan's most capable version targets 1000 horsepower with acceleration of 2.5 seconds from 0 to 60 mph and a top speed of 200 mph or more. It’s anticipated production start will be near the end of 2020. Long distance rides have been achieved with this car that includes more than 400 miles on a charge.
Fisker Ocean: The model has a sleek exterior design and a modern cabin that uses sustainably sourced and recycled materials. Specifications of at least 80kW battery and 0 to 60 in 2.9 seconds are promised with a range of 300 miles, while offering dual motor all-wheel drive. The starting price is $37,500 and delivery will be 2021.
Faraday Future FF 91: The vehicle has struggled with financing the California startup. The car receives a new modular battery comprised of 22 kilowatt hour strings with a 130kW capacity. The tri-motor AWD setup has 1050 horsepower with max 300 plus mile range and acceleration of 2.4 seconds from 0 to 60.
Tesla Model Y: It has two dual motor configurations. The $10,000 cheaper long range vehicle does 316 miles and has a V-Max at 145 mph. It cuts acceleration to 3.5 seconds. and is equipped with an ultra-fast V-3 supercharger.
Drako GTE: 4 seat vehicle, promises handling with excellent handling, a top speed of 206 mph and 1200 horsepower with around 6490 pound-feet of wheel torque. The system's has a quad motor with each powering the wheels for precision. It gets a better suspension setup and borrows its chassis from Fisker's Karma.
These are all upcoming EVs.
