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In depth
General Specifications
- 15Kw Rated power (20.1151 BHP)
- Max Torque 350 N.M (258 Lb-Ft) @ 8.33:1 Gear Ratio
- 72v Nominal Voltage
- 85+Mph Tested
- Range up to 107 Mi (City) / 50 Mi (Highway)
- Charge Time (0-100%) 3 Hours (Lv. 1 Public Charging)
- Gross Weight 138.30 lbs (62.731825 kg)
- Max Payload Capacity 275 lbs (124.738 kg)
- Fully DOT Street Legal via the 12V V2 DOT Street Legal System
IPM Powertrain
Project Raptor is powered by a 15kw-rated IPM DC motor, with a custom-designed gear reduction designed for operation efficiency. The transmission is due to be overhauled as a relationship with Gates © is forming to create new Carbon-Drive belt-drive transmissions for LEVs.
- 15kw Rated Power
- 350N.M (258 Lb-Ft) Max Output Torque (31 Lb-Ft @ Crank)
- 100.00V VMAX Input
- 250 Phase Amps, 400A Burst
- Gear Ratio: 8.33:1
Battery Designed to Last
Powering Project Raptor is a 3.3Kwh Sony VT6-based pack, enclosed in steel, set in a 20s 14p Configuration
- 72v Nominal Voltage
- 45Ah Standard Capacity
- 3.3Kwh Total Pack Capacity
- 100A Continous, 140A Peak Discharge Capabilities
- Sony VT6 Cell-Based
- Managed by ANT BMS
Sinusoidally Controlled
Project Raptor's powertrain is managed by the 4000 series of controllers by Accelerated Systems Incorporated, out of Waterloo Canada, with the tune provided by our research partners, Highvoltagekits.com. This 400 Series fo controller has a nominal voltage of 72V, delivering 450A DC of power via a Sinusoidally Feild Oriented Control Peripheral (FOC).
12v V2 DOT Street Legal System
In addition to the commuting-related emission abatement goals of Project Raptor, Project Raptor served as the headway vehicle for the development of the 12V V2 DOT Street Legal System, a derivative of the first-generation system that previously existed on Project Raptor. Throughout its development, Project Raptor was utilized in the testing process to ensure quality and reliability in the final delivery. Project Raptor would not be complete without the intense engineering that went behind the 12V V2 DOT Street Legal System.