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Put in-wheel motors in the rear wheels and strong breaks in the front. You don't have to drive all four wheels.
by calciphus 9y ago
Put in-wheel motors in the rear wheels and strong breaks in the front. You don't have to drive all four wheels.
- kbenson 9y agoAlthough the article does mention that they plan to put it in all wheels of some types of vehicle. A typical passenger car would have two such motors, while a heavy-duty or high-performance vehicle could have a motor in each of its wheels. So the question of how reliable braking is achieved is still open.