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Wednesday, October 19, 2016

Revolutionizing the Auto Scene: The Windbooster Titan Unveiled

EV BEAST - In the vibrant city of Shenzhen, China, automotive enthusiasts were recently treated to a spectacle at the AAITF auto parts & tuning show – the grand unveiling of the Windbooster Titan. Crafted by the innovative minds at Windbooster Car Corporation, this fully electric supercar is not just a vehicle; it's a manifestation of speed, elegance, and groundbreaking innovation.
Windbooster Titan fully electric supercar. (Picture from: WattEV2Buy)
Drawing inspiration from iconic models like the McLaren P1 and various Lotus cars, the Windbooster Titan boasts a design that captivates onlookers, promising an exhilarating experience. Every curve and contour echoes the promise of pure speed, setting the stage for a production version expected to hit the roads in the latter half of 2017.

The brains behind this automotive marvel, Cammus, made a significant shift from manufacturing performance and aftermarket parts to venture into crafting a fully functional concept car. Established in 2008, Cammus entered the automotive scene in 2014, introducing the world to the Windbooster Titan E86.
Front view of Windbooster Titan EV. (Picture from: 1Cars.org)
The roadmap involves an initial limited series for track enthusiasts, paving the way for a road version that mirrors the awe-inspiring concept showcased. The Windbooster Titan E86 built in 2014 based on the Toyota 86, this electric vehicle is capable of producing up to 200 horsepower, accelerating from 0-100 kilometer per hour in 5.9 seconds, with a top speed of 130.36 kph.
Left side view of Windbooster Titan EV. (Picture from: WattEV2Buy)
Stepping inside the Windbooster Titan is like entering the future of automotive design. The fully digital instrument panel, featuring a power reserve meter and speedometer, complements the interior adorned with luxurious leather, perforated pedals, and a flat-bottomed steering wheel. Despite the challenge of creating buttons and switches for a first-car concept, Cammus successfully infuses a tech-savvy and sporty feel, complete with an impressive red start button. Sparco-belted sporty leather seats with the Cammus logo on the headrest and a central drive selector round out the interior aesthetics.
Dashboard view of Windbooster Titan EV. (Picture from: WattEV2Buy)
Beneath the sleek exterior lies the powerhouse of the Windbooster Titan – two electric motors, each propelling a rear wheel, generating a combined output of 500 hp and a staggering 1000 Nm of torque. Powering the Titan are two parallel-switched Panasonic 500V 72kWh lithium units strategically placed just before the front wheels, providing the supercar with a 'mid-engine' layout. The tubular frame, constructed with a blend of steel and titanium, ensures both strength and lightweight efficiency.
Rear-right side view of Windbooster Titan EV. (Picture from: 1Cars.org)
Performance is at the forefront of the Windbooster Titan's capabilities. With a top speed of 260 kilometers per hour, it accelerates from 0-100 kph in just 3.9 seconds, and the 200-250 kph sprint is achieved in 5.9 seconds. The impressive 400-kilometer range comes with a seven-hour charge time on 220 volts and a swift 1.5 hours on a fast charger – all in accordance with the manufacturer's claims.

Measuring at 4500/1950/1200, with a wheelbase of 2650, the Windbooster Titan boasts a weight distribution of 40:60, though specific weight details remain undisclosed. The electric motors weigh a mere 75 kilos each and measure 265/350/400, with a maximum motor speed of 12,000 rpm.
In the grand scheme of things, the Windbooster Titan emerges as a trailblazer in the realm of electric supercars, pushing boundaries in speed, design, and innovation. As anticipation mounts for its production version, the automotive world eagerly awaits the day this electric marvel graces the roads, leaving an indelible mark on the landscape of high-performance vehicles. The Windbooster Titan is not merely a car; it's a symphony of power, style, and the electrifying future of automotive excellence. Get ready to witness the revolution on wheels! *** [EKA [19102016] | FROM VARIOUS SOURCES | WATTEV2BUY | CARNEWSCHINA | 1CARS.ORG ]
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