Here’s why I can’t WAIT for Toyota’s NEW Hybrid Technology скачать в хорошем качестве

Here’s why I can’t WAIT for Toyota’s NEW Hybrid Technology

#toyota #v8 #gazooracing #ttv8 #v8 #corvette #eray #911gts #porsche Toyota has just Patented NEW hybrid technology. Here's my full breakdown and what to expect from Toyota's new #toyotagrgt #grgt #supercar : Will it be competitive against Porsche and Corvette? The GR GT and GR GT3 are flagship models that embody TGR's philosophy of building ever-better motorsports-bred cars. Their development―starting with the vehicle concept formulation stage―was advanced under a one-team approach centered on TMC Chairman Akio Toyoda, aka Master Driver Morizo, in which professional drivers Tatsuya Kataoka, Hiroaki Ishiura, and Naoya Gamou, gentleman driver Daisuke Toyoda, and in-house evaluation drivers worked in unison with engineers. The GR GT is defined by a driver-first approach to development that involves listening to, understanding, and fulfilling the needs of the person behind the wheel. The GR GT3―a race car based on the GR GT―was also developed in line with this methodology. Positioned as flagships in the footsteps of the Toyota 2000GT of yesteryear and the Lexus LFA, one of the aims of the development of the GR GT and GR GT3 was to preserve and pass on "the secret sauce of car-making" to the next generation as "Toyota's Shikinen Sengu*". The two models are the result of veterans of development of the Lexus LFA transferring skills and techniques to younger members, the active adoption of new, Toyota-first technologies for enhanced vehicle performance, and the taking on of numerous unprecedented challenges. Main features 3 key elements The GR GT was conceptualized and developed as a road-legal race car. As a manifestation of insistence on pursuing a driver-first approach, development strived to not only endow the GR GT with a high level of dynamic performance but also to achieve a sense of car-driver unity, enabling the driver to interact with the vehicle at all times. The GR GT is equipped with a hybrid system that pairs a newly developed 4.0-liter, V8 twin-turbo engine and a single electric motor. In addition to maximum system output of 650 PS or greater and maximum system torque of 850 Nm or greater (development target values) for overwhelming performance, unrelenting focus was given to the three key elements of: a low center of gravity, low weight with high rigidity, and the pursuit of aerodynamic performance. source: https://ppubs.uspto.gov/api/pdf/downl... https://global.toyota/en/newsroom/toy... 00:00 - Break Down of New Toyota Sport Hybrid 07:32 - GR GT vs. Corvette 09:40 - GR GT vs Porsche 911 GTS 13:39 - Is Toyota really Competitive? Desirable?