Aston Martin launches its first electric car
For the most part, Aston Martin is committed to producing internal combustion engines for customers who enjoy the sound and feel of a V8 or V12 engine. For customers who want to enjoy the quiet power of electric motors, it will be Lagonda, leaders have said.
Rapide E is an electric version of the gas-powered Rapide S. The car was constructed as much as possible The familiar feel of the V12-powered Rapide S, according to Aston Martin.
Aston Martin designers and engineers slightly changed the body to the elegant four-door rapide to enhance aerodynamics. Since electric cars require much less air than petrol-powered cars, the Rapide Es grill was changed so that less air could flow in. The area under the body was also designed to allow the air to flow underneath the car more evenly.
Batteries for the 602 horsepower car are located where the V12 engine, transmission and fuel tank would run in a petrol-powered version. The car can run more than 200 miles on a fee, according to Aston Martin. It can range from zero to 60 miles per hour in under four seconds, and the top speed is 155 miles per hour.
Inside, the conventional analog meter has been replaced by a digital display.
Rear-wheel drive car is powered by two electric motors mounted on the rear.
The car is available for order now. Pricing is only available when ordering, but the company said. It is expected to cost over £ 250,000, or around $ 330,000. Petrol-powered Rapide S prices start at just over $ 200,000.
