What is the top speed of a Transit 2000W motor?
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2000W (Transit balanced motor fixed speed) can reach 60 km/h with a current of 27A. Electric vehicle speed: Generally, electric vehicles can reach about 70 km/h, and up to 80 km/h when fully charged at high temperature, with a range of at least 100 kilometers. Battery capacity: According to the 0.5C2 discharge rate rule, the minimum battery capacity should be = 2000*2/72=56AH. With this configuration, the battery will likely fail after 5 months, making it difficult to achieve half the original range. A new battery can reach 60 KM/H with a no-load range of about 90 KM. The maximum speed (non-high-speed motor) is 50 KM/H, with a range of 110 KM (new vehicle, no-load).
Regarding the top speed issue of the Transit 2000W motor, as an automotive enthusiast, I often tinker with such data. A 2000-watt motor is too small in power and almost impractical for commercial vehicles, as standard automotive motors are typically in the kilowatt range. For example, the Transit electric version has a motor power of around 198kW, with a top speed of approximately 135km/h. Motor power directly affects the maximum speed, but other factors such as battery capacity, vehicle load, and road gradient also play significant roles. If there really is a Transit with a 2000W motor, I estimate its top speed might only be around 20km/h, making it completely unsuitable for high-speed driving. In reality, this could be a unit error or a specific customized version. It's advisable to verify the vehicle specifications clearly or consult a professional repair shop to test its actual performance to avoid issues on the road.
