在其首次亮相国际摩托车Fair in Cologne, Energica Motor Company underlined the role played by CRP Technology and CRP Meccanica in the ramp up of 2017. Energica CEO Livia Cevolini: "CRP's managerial and technological imprinting allows us to be unique "
Energica, the Italian company of high-performance electric motorcycles, made its debut at Intermot, and wanted to underline the importance of the role played by CRP Meccanica and CRP Technology.
The leading biennial motorcycle show offered the opportunity to sum up the Energica’s story so far, highlighting on the ramp-up reached in the 2017 with the close involvement in the MotoE project:
“Being chosen as single manufacturer for the inaugural FIM Enel MotoE World Cup is for us the consecration of our product as unquestioned point of reference at a global level for the high- performance electric motorcycle sector. It is confirmation of a job well done”, stated Livia Cevolini, CEO Energica Motor Company.
“Energica has in itself a unique duality: freshness, enthusiasm and the passion of a young team on one hand, and hard-won consolidated managerial experience on the other hand, thanks to CRP Technology and CRP Meccanica, pioneer in international motorsport and center of high-tech excellence since 1970.”
A concrete example is the Electronics department, which is among the flagships of the Energica’s Innovation. “CRP Technology’s and CRP Meccanica’s method” has played a fundamental role on its development. Giampiero Testoni, CTO Energica, “In these years we have been able to inherit the experience of CRP Meccanica and CRP Technology by applying it to a new field. We never stopped at the status quo that current technology offered. We continued to do research, creating new know-how, and we wrote a new grammar with our innovation ".
CRP Technology’s and CRP Meccanica’s know-how has supported Energica from the early design phases, playing a fundamental role in the development of the motor and battery not only of the Energica motorcycles currently on the market, but also of theEnergica Ego Corsa, the all-electric superbike for the 2019 FIM Enel MotoE ™ World Cup.
Energica Ego Corsa final version will be unveiled at EICMA 2018
Engine
The green heart of Ego Corsa racebike is a synchronous oil-cooled motor with permanent magnets. It allows a maximum continuous power of 120 kW and a torque of 200 Nm. Ego Corsa accelerates from 0 to 60 mph in less than 2.8s to reach a top speed up to 270km/h – (168 mph).
Ego Corsa does not have a gearbox or a clutch. Everything is regulated by the ride-by-wire system, allowing you to control the acceleration torque of the motor and deceleration based on the regenerative torque or engine braking.
Battery
研发团队已经承诺在这个自行车,我们rking on driveability on the track, and then on track specifications. However Ego Corsa will have many connections with the production bike.
During the French GP several tests were performed with an updated version of the 2019 Ego Corsa prototype.
A new battery combined with updated suspension/brake settings, new brakes and ratios, were all evaluated. This new racing-spec battery has +50% more power and storage in a package that is smaller in size and lighter. A new fairing with improved aerodynamics is also undergoing exhaustive tests with the goal to improve the efficiency of the whole package.
MOTOR | Permanent Magnet AC, Oil Cooled |
MAX SPEED | up to 270km/h – (168 mph) |
POWER kW | Approx 120 kW |
TORQUE | 200 Nm from 0 to 5000 rpm |
BATTERY | High Voltage Lithium Ion- Battery pack: approx. 20 kWh |
RECHARGE | Fast Charge DC Mode 4 |
FRONT AND REAR WHEEL | Forged Aluminium |
TYRE | Michelin |
FRAME | Steel Tubular Trellis |
SWINGARM | Cast Aluminum |
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