Elextra team is about to reveal a so-called revolutionary electric power unit that would produce large amounts of power output, but at the same time would remain compact and lightweight. Sounds cool, right?
What engineers are trying to solve is the issue with a voluminous cooling system that usually accompanies the electric engine. ELEXTRA’s idea is to completely remove the need of such a system and find a way to make the engine cool itself. In fact, they have already built one and now it is a matter of time to showcase it to the world. In ELEXTRA’s own words, such a system has already got rid of the limitations of multiple cooling systems and gadgets.

Furthermore, the team is about to enter a partnership with a German company for additional aid in constructing these units and installing them in exclusive vehicles. In fact, the engineering of the chassis and bodies of these vehicles will be done in Stuttgard. And just next to the city, a different manufacturer will be dealing with the rest of vehicle parts.
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However, there are some unfortunate news – the first prototype is planned to leave the fabric in 2020. As we think about it, this is not so much time, but yet the wait is present. Hopefully, it will be worth it.


Source: Elextra
Nissan LEAF electric vehicle happens to be one of the most successful in brand’s recent years. Something more, Nissan Motor Ltd. today celebrates the incredible amount of sold units in the UK: more than 10,000. Originally launched in 2011, Nissan LEAF electric vehicle showed that electricity and quality can go hand-to-hand, without any serious problems. Oh, well.. the vehicle itself looks amazingly ugly with its strangely placed headlights and the stupidly smiling low grille, that together form a retarded and un-sexy face, but we are here for the functionality, right? And the environmentally friendly ideas, incorporated in vehicles..right?
Toyota Mirai hydrogen fuel cell vehicle is almost here and offers some wonderful energy consumption. In fact, the vehicle can drive a range of about 312 miles with a single fill of the hydrogen galloon. Future is here. Almost. Furthermore, the latest Mirai is the only zero emission electric vehicle, that will go for more than 300 miles with one fill. So, let’s check out some more details.





