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...between 120 km/h and 240 km/h wind drag is going to quadruple... Your figures here are an idealization. Real results are not going to match this because ai
by mturmon 13y ago
...between 120 km/h and 240 km/h wind drag is going to quadruple...
Your figures here are an idealization. Real results are not going to match this because air resistance and fuel consumption are not a smooth process. (Some versions of the Tesla S even have active suspension, which really makes things interesting.) I expect you'd need some pretty serious finite element modeling, and engine modeling, to really understand the linkage.