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Dodge Circuit EV – Vehicle Specifications

Vehicle Type Battery Electric Vehicle,
2-passenger performance coupe

Weight and Dimensions
Length 153.5 inches / 3900 mm
Width 67.5 inches / 1714 mm
Height 45.3 inches / 1150 mm
Wheelbase 91.7 inches / 2330 mm
Track front / rear 57.4 inches / 1457 mm 58.7 inches / 1490 mm
Turn circle 38.0 feet / 11.6 m

Powertrain and Suspension
Layout Rear-wheel drive
Motor Power: 200 kW (268 hp)
Regenerative braking
Battery Lithium-ion battery
Suspension Front - Independent
Rear - Independent

Wheels and Tires
Tire size front P195 / 45ZR17 23.9 inches / 607 mm
Tire size rear P235 / 40ZR18 25.4 inches / 645 mm

Color Scheme
Exterior Tangoreen
Interior Black Leather with Satin Silver accents

Key Performance Attributes
0-60 mph (0-100 kph) less than 5 seconds
Standing ¼-mile low-13 seconds
Top speed greater than 120 mph (approximately 193 kph)
All-electric range 150-200 miles (approximately 241-322 km)

Hey, I like that. Do you think he'll swap it for it for a lowered Mercedes estate.

Can I be anal - just for one moment? Under 'weights & dimensions' there's no weight (unless I'm blind...)

Give that a few more years in development and the range will be double that and it'll hit production if they get the cost down (not necessarily that car but the technology) then we can all listen to the whirr of brushes brushing commutators!!!!

Bx Bandit wrote:then we can all listen to the whirr of brushes brushing commutators!!!!

You say that in the same way as when you're thinking about your buttplugs!

/\ But butty plugs are brushless because they are just plugs! The Vibro-Viper 2000 has brushes and whizzes like a witch on heat. But the Stealth Stick X50 uses an induction motor and is virtually silent!

Anyway, how much does this fucking car weigh?

Don't know about the weight Bandit (and it's probably too early for them to state) but guess those batteries are a similar weight to an engine.
Here's another couple of views for you instead!

MMMmmm, carbon fibre and suede dash eh?! Obviously performance is very good by any standards esp for leccy but a modern fraud fester will probably weigh double that thing. Impressive though. Personally, I'm working on a nuclear engine.....or one powered by dog pooh and dead pets