During its online Q2 2021 update, the electric vehicle and energy company gave an update on financials, but top execs also provided an inside look at a product roadmap focused on the rapidly expanding portfolio that includes a new Model Y and big plans related to production, vehicle technology, and battery advances.
The classic-car electrification company creates what it believes is the first professionally converted battery-electric version of the car with an electric pump for the hydro-pneumatic suspension to maintain its famous “magic carpet” ride, but with greater silence and serenity.
It bills the Audi Sport RS Q e-tron rally racer for the January 2022 competition as a test laboratory for future technologies, its innovative drive concept using an internal combustion engine to charge high-voltage batteries and feeding the electric drivetrain while racing.
Added to the company’s portfolio that includes the e-cargo 2Cubed application, the LINCS van is engineered to provide light cargo and passenger transport in urban locations, reducing the need for legacy commercial vehicles in towns and cities by more than 50%.
At an online launch event, the company launched its first-generation sodium-ion battery and explained the technology behind it, including a proposal to mix it with lithium-ion batteries in a pack for broader application.
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