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One year after its world debut at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show, the Gumpert Nathalie methanol fuel cell car has become a reality. The German sports car manufacturer owned by China’s Aiways has unveiled ...
A year after showing off a purple haze of a concept car at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show, Gumpert Aiways has launched the first edition of its production Nathalie supercar. Instead of a run-of-the-mill ...
German engineer Roland Gumpert is back with a new sports car, and this time it's got a revolutionary electric powertrain. Gumpert is the person behind the legendary Gumpert Apollo line of supercars.
Anyone paying attention to electric vehicles knows how important range is. It’s so important to drivers that the inability to do 200 miles on a single charge can mar an otherwise great EV. But that ...
As automakers’ efforts towards electrification speed up, in an attempt to stay ahead of increasingly stringent emissions regulations, it becomes easy to forget that battery-electric vehicles are just ...
When most of us think of Gumpert we will think of the Gumpert Apollo sports car. Gumpert has teamed up with a Chinese firm called AIWAYS to create what the two firms claim the world's first ...
Roland Gumpert, of Audi Quattro and Apollo fame, has put forth a supercar that solves the problem of limited electric range and slow charging. The 800-horsepower, all wheel drive Nathalie uses a ...
Automakers the world over are searching for the VHS equivalent, i.e., industry standard, for tomorrow’s powertrains and are experimenting with different solutions to see what sticks. You’ve probably ...
When we discuss electric cars, there's a clear preference for vehicles that work at 800V because they can be lighter and charge faster. The issue is that the higher voltage can be a safety issue for ...
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