Opel amps, the version number starts at Geneva

Opel presented at the Geneva Motor Show the production version of its extended-range electric vehicle amps, benefiting from a unique electric propulsion system. The market will be launched later this year.

Keeping the promises made in recent years, Opel will continue to be an innovator by launching Ampera market later this year. Amper Opel model range, which will debut at the Geneva Motor Show, will not deviate from the objectives set out in development, while its bold design is very similar to that launched with the first prototypes.

Opel amps, extended-range electric model will be Europe's first electric vehicle suitable for use daily, providing assurance that no drivers will remain immobilized as a result of a Bat. Featuring a unique electric propulsion system that provides quick acceleration and high-class refinement, 5 door Ampera can receive four passengers and offers great storage space. The vehicle is powered with electricity in any situation and at any speed. During the first 40-80 miles, power is supplied by electricity stored in lithium-ion battery for 16 kWh. While operating on battery power, Ampera moving out of gas and no emissions.

Independent studies have shown that around 80% of Europeans drive less than 60 miles a day, so the amps could easily meet their needs. When the battery runs down, it can be recharged within about 4 hours by connecting the integrated vehicle load to a standard 230V outlet Given the short time needed to recharge, most car owners will Amper tend to result in permanent electric mode.

In the case of longer journeys, the engine / gasoline generator will provide a total extension of autonomy to over 500 km with a full tank. This technology allows for extended autonomy amps make first practical electric vehicle model that removes any anxiety. Extremely quiet electric motor of 111 kW/150 hp produces a torque of 370 Nm starting off. Acceleration from 0-100 km / h in just 9 seconds, top speed can be achieved is 161 km / h.

Source: http://www.opel.com/

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