I’m too. Lets hope it will be a good dawat. Maybe some better Vegetarian options.
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You mean Alexa??
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Last time the spread was good
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is it hub motor used in ritza scooter
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Not Hub Motor, Thats Sure 
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Damn thats a lotta space
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Million dollar question answered
Yes Cylinder aajayega 
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So they have a sandy section in the Community Day tomorrow.
I think it could be a display for some form of traction control that wont let the tires spin in sand.
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Oh dammmm now that’s nice
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Maybe the Crawl Control ?
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But traction control requires wheel speed sensor. It can’t just control it via motor output.
Possible. Or maybe they’re showing off the space aspect in the form of a picnic (it can probably fit an icebox)
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i was thinking in a similar fashion to park assist, just limiting the speed, although that wouldn’t really be useful.
I doubt they’ll put extra sensors, let’s see what they do. Super excited🥰
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Are no no it’s possible when u spin out u use to much power in in instant so u could put a threshold on it but the logic to code would be crazy
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Yes but by that time it would be too late na, the power has already reached the wheels. The sensing has to be instant. It should predict in mili seconds if the tyres have a probability of spinning out
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Trueee then I suppos they can and a sensor to read the front wheel speed if the front wheel speed is grateen then the back wheel lock tha
Wait a minute just wait so no burnouts ???
While typing just hit me with that thought lol
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This is exactly how traction control and vector control work in expensive EVs. The decision making is almost real time with negligible lag. Tesla plaid or Rimac Nevera both use similar method for traction control.
And this can be achieved without any extra sensor to monitor the wheel spin as the wheel is directly connected to motor and motor controller are very sensitive these days.
But, we have to hold our horses , let’s wait till tomorrow.
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