1 minute 35.728 seconds, Lutes Emeya broke the record of the fastest lap time and mass production of electric cars in Zhejiang International Circuit.
According to CTOnews.com news on November 3, Lutes announced today that its new car, the pure electric supercar Emeya, has set a new record for mass production of electric cars / four-door sedans at Zhejiang International Circuit.
According to the official WeChat of @ Zhejiang International Circuit, a year ago, the "limit" of pure electricity production cars was still about 1 minute and 42 seconds, and it would take a longer iteration period than fuel cars to make a big improvement in lap time. Within a year, the Lutes Emeya R + raised this "limit" by nearly seven seconds, with an one-second jet lag ranking of 10 different models since it was launched in 2018.
CTOnews.com note: on October 24 last year, Zhiji L7 Snake Performance Special Edition high-performance model ran the fastest lap in the same place in 1 minute 42.212 seconds last year, surpassing the AMG EQS and Porsche Taycan Turbo S. The length of the track is 3.20 km.
CTOnews.com previously reported that Lutes Emeya had previously completed the declaration in the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, with a length, width and height of 5139mm / 2005mm / 1464 (1467) mm and a wheelbase of 3069mm. Among them, the maximum speed of the white model is 250km/h, the front and rear double motors are 225kW, and the black model has a maximum speed of 256kW, with the front motor power of 225kw power and the rear motor power of 450kw.
According to previous official information, the Lutes Emeya model has a maximum output power of 905hp, a built-in 102kWh battery pack and a maximum charging power 350kW, which takes only 18 minutes to charge from 10% to 80%. The standard model WLTP has a range of 600km and the R high-performance sports model WLTP has a range of 490km.
In addition, the car is equipped with a 55-inch AR-HUD head-up display, and with KEF 3D surround sound system, the new car will begin production in 2024 at Geely's plant in Wuhan, China.
