00:00Welcome to the video from the Auto Magazine Tuning Blog about the Chevy Blazer IV NASCAR.
00:12As always, you can find the link to read the article in our magazine in the video description.
00:18With the Blazer Ur NASCAR, Chevrolet has put an impressive concept vehicle on wheels,
00:24which is causing a stir with its brutal performance and radical design.
00:27This electric car, developed purely for the racetrack, is based on the Blazer IV, but is a completely independent design.
00:37With a total output of 1,300 horsepower and programmable all-wheel drive,
00:42this prototype takes electric mobility to a new level of performance.
00:47The vehicle was developed specifically for use in NASCAR events and uses the racing series, next-gen chassis as its basis.
00:54The Blazer IVR NASCAR is powered by three six-phase electric motors,
01:01which draw their energy from a liquid-cooled battery with a capacity of 78 kWh.
01:10During development, Chevrolet engineers were clearly inspired by Ford's latest high-performance electric prototypes,
01:16including the Mustang Mach-E 400 prototype and the Ford Lightning Super Duty.
01:24Visually, the concept vehicle retains some elements of the standard Blazer IVs.
01:30However, it has been massively optimized for racing.
01:34Particularly striking is the aggressive aerodynamic package,
01:37which includes a large rear wing and a striking diffuser.
01:40The front end remains true to the typical Blazer design,
01:46but has been equipped with a larger splitter to generate additional downforce.
01:51Another striking detail are the new center-locking rims,
01:55which are fitted with good R Racing Eagle tires.
01:58To ensure that the Blazer EVR NASCAR is consistently trimmed for racing,
02:03the body has been fundamentally revised.
02:05The original four-door has been transformed into an incompromising two-door,
02:12which also does without side windows.
02:14This is superfluous equipment for a pure racing vehicle.
02:17The actual amount of downforce generated by the vehicle is not known.
02:22However, the massive aerodynamic elements suggest that it is considerable.
02:27Brandon Thomas, vice president of vehicle design at NASCAR,
02:31emphasizes the innovative spirit behind this project.
02:35NASCAR and its manufacturer partners are passionate about exploring new technologies
02:40and staying at the forefront of innovation.
02:45With the Blazer IVR NASCAR prototype,
02:48Chevrolet and its engineers have combined new technologies with the NASCAR next-gen platform,
02:54resulting in a powerful, exciting vehicle that fans will love
02:57when they see it at Daytona International Speedway.
02:59While the Blazer IVR NASCAR remains a pure-concept vehicle,
03:07Chevrolet is not forgetting about production.
03:10The range-topping Blazer EVSS will be available soon.
03:14With 615 horsepower and a 0-60 miles per hour time of just 3.4 seconds,
03:22it offers impressive performance.
03:25The maximum range is around 300 miles and the whole thing will be available for around 85,000 euros.
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03:50Untertitelung des ZDF, 2020
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