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RUF's electric Porsche breaks cover
RUF's electric Porsche breaks cover
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  • TheFlo TheFlo
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    This is awesome. Porsche had been getting heat from the EU for not passing emission standards. But how can they? They have a far superior engine than almost any other street car in Europe. I'm glad Porsche is reinventing themselves to still deliver a quality product. My Dad owns a Porsche and it's AWESOME! Too bad I can't drive stick :(
    Posted 10/10/2008 respond (flag)
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Ruf Automobile's electric Porsche concept gets real, pictured
Engadget — ... Look out Tesla / Lightning -- a new competitor just rolled out, and it's sitting pretty. Ruf Automobile has gone public with its stunning electric eRUF concept car, which is obviously based on a Porsche 911. The automobile packs a three-phase electric ...

Electric Porsche 911 tries to show Tesla Roadster who's boss
DVICE Atom Feed — ... than 7 seconds with a top speed of 160. Whoa. Don't expect to carry much luggage along, because the back and front trunks are filled with batteries. Its 180-mile range is not quite up to that of the Tesla Roadster, either, nor is its acceleration. But just look at it! We are filled with auto-lust over this gorgeous machine, hoping it will find its way out of the prototype stage and onto an assembly line, pronto. Via Autoblog

Electric Porsche From RUF Revealed
GadgetReview — ... Charging current, max. 16 A · Charging time 10 hours Single Battery Cell Data · Capacity 160 Ah · Operating voltage 4,25 V charging, 2,5 Volt discharging · Nominal Voltage 3,3 Volt · Max. Temperature Level 80 °C · Life cycle 3000 charging cycles · Self-discharge under 3 % per month · Weight per Unit 5,6 kg [Autoblog] ...

Electric Porsche 911 unveiled
T3.com All — ... at a time, not to mention 0-60mph in under 7 seconds. OK, it's not quite got the performance of the original (not least, because of the extra weight) and it might lack that sports car 'growl', but it's not a million miles away and should save you a fortune in fuel over a few years. Just a shame you can't buy one then. Ruf has introduced this as a concept, but as it's not far off the finished article, there's every chance it could hit the market as early as 2009. Ruf (via Autoblog ) Related links:

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