Peugeot, the world leader in electric vehicles by the number of 106 Electric sold, overcomes a new step in its strategy to reduce emissions by marketing iOn, the first 100% electric vehicle next generation. This 100% electric Peugeot develops a maximum power of 47 kW (64 hp) and torque of 180 Nm, thus offering reassuring performance (maximum speed 130 km / h). iOn is equipped with a new generation battery with a lithium-ion energy storage capacity which is much higher than the old Ni Cd used in the 1990s (three times more energy per kilo or two times more per unit volume). This battery has no memory effect. It can be recharged even partially without having to discharge fully regularly. Autonomy A full recharge of the battery is carried out in nine hours with a standard household outlet. A quick charge with a specific terminal allows a 50% recharge in just fifteen minutes or 80% in thirty minutes. Knowing that in urban and suburban areas, a car is stopped 90% of the time the cooldown of ion is therefore fully compatible with the habits and real uses of motorists. Thanks to efficient management of the energy of its Lithium-ion battery and optimization of energy recovery, both during deceleration and braking, the autonomy for the European standard cycle is 150 km. This therefore provides sufficient autonomy as 90% of commuting motorists journeys are less than 60 km. These features allow this city car "zero emissions" of CO2 while driving and a high versatility of use, comparable in performance and cabin space, with a small conventional internal combustion vehicle. Peugeot also sells 100% electric light commercial vehicles, such as Partner Origin, developed by Venturi.
GMT 00:19 2017 Saturday ,04 March
Montblanc reimagines wearable technologyGMT 23:58 2017 Friday ,03 March
SAP showcases new technology for connected vehiclesGMT 23:51 2017 Friday ,03 March
Hyundai reveals dramatic changes in Sonata faceliftGMT 23:51 2017 Friday ,03 March
Hyundai reveals dramatic changes in Sonata faceliftGMT 11:10 2017 Friday ,03 March
UAEU students design car to compete in Singapore eco-marathonGMT 22:10 2017 Wednesday ,22 February
Roads will be free of traffic jam, accidents soonGMT 01:19 2017 Monday ,20 February
Massive progress in night driving visibilityGMT 06:30 2017 Tuesday ,14 February
Driverless cars, boats, and aircraft key to Dubai’s 2030 transport strategyMaintained and developed by Arabs Today Group SAL.
All rights reserved to Arab Today Media Group 2021 ©
Maintained and developed by Arabs Today Group SAL.
All rights reserved to Arab Today Media Group 2021 ©
Send your comments
Your comment as a visitor