Xilai Automobile official announced that the "track mode" of the ET5 model was launched this month: faster than the "sports +" model.

Thanks CTOnews.com netizen is not fruit powder y clue delivery! CTOnews.com December 3 news, Weilai car official community recently preheated ET5 model to launch the upcoming "track mode," known as "limit driving control, hair trigger."

According to the official poster, the launch of the "track mode" was named EP mode, from the name, intended to pay tribute to Weilai car's first pure electric supercar EP9.

In this mode, ET5 will achieve a smoother power output, more aggressive cornering directivity and more flexible steering characteristics, with officials saying the track lap speed can be reduced by 1.5% compared to the previous "Sport +" mode.

In addition, this mode can also bring more sensitive acceleration feedback and more direct braking response, and precisely control the grip of each tire by adjusting the torque distribution of the front and rear motors in real time. At the same time, the mode will also achieve less electronic stability system intervention, claiming to be able to release more driving freedom, users can safely control the limit.

This mode also provides exclusive dashboard and vehicle-engine interface, and is equipped with customized sound waves. The new "track video" function can automatically record driving data such as speed and G value.

EP Mode is expected to launch in December, officials said, and the ET5 and ET5T will be the first to receive support because they are positioned as "sports coupes." For other models, the product development team is continuously evaluating.

CTOnews.com Note: ET5 adopts dual-motor intelligent four-wheel drive system, with maximum power of 360 kW (front motor 150 kW, rear motor 210 kW), peak torque of 700 N·m, 100 km acceleration of 4.0 seconds.

The NIO EP9 is equipped with a pure electric system consisting of four high-performance motors with a maximum output of 1360 hp (1000kW), a maximum speed of more than 300km / h and an acceleration time of 2.7 seconds for 100 km. This supercar has appeared in several games, including Extreme Racing: Horizon 5 and Extreme Racing: Motorsport.