| ▲ | hawk_ 3 days ago | |
Deceleration requirements are going to be harder than acceleration, one would think so how would you apply full brakes with the same motor? | ||
| ▲ | DontBreakAlex 3 days ago | parent [-] | |
I mean if your have a 750kw motor for each wheel, then they're probably always spinning when you floor it, so you also have enough torque to fully use your tires for stopping purposes EDIT: Quick maths show that decelerating at 1g (basically what the best sport tires can do) in a 2000kg car at 300kph requires absorbing ~1500kw, so conveniently two of these motors. | ||