Electric Turbos

Discussion in 'Turbocharged, Supercharged or Nitrous !' started by RobT, Jan 19, 2014.

  1. RobT

    RobT Forum Junkie

  2. sparrow Paid Member Paid Member

    664lb ft from 1000RPM? lol:olol:olol:olol:olol:olol:olol:olol:olol:olol:olol:olol:olol:olol:olol:o
     
  3. mat-mk3

    mat-mk3 Administrator Admin

    My god, Stepping on that throttle must rip your face off lol
     
  4. RobT

    RobT Forum Junkie

    This weeks Autocar, new Audi SQ7.

    4L twin turbo diesel, but additionally, upstream of turbos on the inlet side of head, a supplimentary electric motor driven induction compressor that can be spun upto 70,000 rpm in 0.25 secs. Giving enough boost pressure to make 664lbft torque at only 1000rpm.

    WOW.

    No doubt helped by the cars 48V electric system....

    Also...active anti roll bars, based on torque/roll resistance from electric motors (max 885lbft) that actually decouple on flat ish roads to recharge the lithium ion battery system....

    WOW.

    Technology.
     
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  5. blis Forum Member

    Yep, brushless motor technology has come a long way. Off Road RC cars can be lightning fast @ 3kg, so the new generation motors and speed controllers can pack a ounch drawing 200A @ 12V and spin very fast with the torque to match. So at 48V, it's going to really go hard!
     
  6. Toyotec

    Toyotec CGTI Committee - Happy helper at large Admin

    Yup.

    Same base engine in the sister platform, the new Bentley Bentayga TDI.

    It is the same principle on the 313bhp 3.0 V6 TDI as fitted in the SQ5, RS5 Concept and A6.
     

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