3 Electric Cars Ready to Come in 2022 from Hyundai to Lexus
3 Electric Cars Ready to Come in 2022 from Hyundai to Lexus
source:autos.id
This year is the year where automotive fans
have been waiting for the presence of Electric Cars.
Here are 3 List of Electric Cars Coming in 2022
1.The All-New Nissan Leaf
source:nissan.co.id
This car is equipped with a 40kWh lithium-ion
battery, charging is also easy, because it can be done at home or on a trip.
Once charged, this car is able to run as far
as 311km as a result of trials from the New European Driving Cycle (NEDC). The
All-New Nissan can run 100km/hour in 7.9 seconds, with a maximum speed of
155km/hour.
The price of the All-New Nissan Leaf is IDR
649 million for one tone and IDR 651 million for dual tone.
2.Lexus ES 300h
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source:lexus.co.id
The Lexus ES 300he has an A252-FXS engine type
with a 2.5L capacity, 4-Cylinder In-line Type Hybrid so this car can run 100km/h
for 8.9 seconds.
The price of the Lexus ES 300h is offered at IDR 1.217 billion.
3.Hyundai Ioniq 5
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source:oto.com
Using the Hyundai Electric Global Modular
Platform, the IONIC 5 has 2 types, namely 2WD and AWD. The 2WD version uses a
single electric motor at the rear which produces 216 PS and 350Nm of maximum
torque. While AWD uses an electric motor that produces 209 PS and 350Nm at the
rear. And one more motor at the front which is capable of producing 96 PS and
255Nm of torque.
Both of them use a 72.6 kWh lithium-ion
polymer battery. Based on Hyundai's claim, for a single charge the 2WD type has
a range of 451 km and AWD as far as 430 km.