The Audi e-tron
quattro concept, launched at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, is an
all electrically-powered sport SUV set for 2018.
Three
electric motors with a total output of up to 370 kW enable a quattro drive
system and electric torque vectoring to achieve a high level of dynamic
performance and stability.
The 95 kWh battery, located between the axles
and ideally-positioned in terms of the centre of gravity, enables a range of
over 310 miles.
The Audi e-tron quattro concept car is a
preview of a future production model that Audi says “will arrive on the market
in 2018”.
The concept has piloted driving technologies
on board, which Audi will be launching into production in the near future. They
include piloted driving in traffic jams and piloted parking. These services
offer the potential for greater safety, time savings, efficiency, comfort and
convenience.
The core component of future systems will be
the central driver assistance controller, known as the zFAS. Information is
continually acquired from all of the car’s sensors and processed in this
compact module. They include signals from the 3D cameras, the laser scanner and
radar and ultrasonic sensors.
The zFAS computing power gives the system the
ability to continually compare the data of vehicle sensors to the environmental
model of the road.
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