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Twizy F1

MartynVRS
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Huge chunks of that article don't seem to make logical sense. Even the mention of KERS is "so what?"; battery electric (or even hybrid) doesn't make much sense without regenerative braking.

Looks like a lawnmower driven through Halfords.

I wonder if you could get better performance by hooking up a 600cc motorbike engine. Doubt they'll try that.

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    Huge chunks of that article don't seem to make logical sense. Even the mention of KERS is "so what?"; battery electric (or even hybrid) doesn't make much sense without regenerative braking.

    That's what KERS is? Kinetic Energy Recovery System. They say it's from braking

    That's what KERS is? Kinetic Energy Recovery System. They say it's from braking

    Yeah, but they say this about this Twizzy F1 thing as if it's the only even part-time electric car to have it.

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