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It also requires the motors to be larger because motor size mostly corresponds with torque output, not power output, and there is no gear reduction. However, i
by TD-Linux 9y ago
It also requires the motors to be larger because motor size mostly corresponds with torque output, not power output, and there is no gear reduction.
However, it also avoids a lot of weight due to the lack of gearbox and axles, and efficiency losses in the gears. It can make sense especially in applications that require lower power output - for example virtually all solar cars use hub motors for efficiency.