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This Mercedes Might Be The Most Important Concept Car In Years

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    Yasir Al-Mansouri
    2024-06-14
    The video discusses the Mercedes C11, a concept car developed during the oil crisis of the 60s and 70s. It highlights the car's role as a testbed for innovative technologies, including its impressive drag coefficient and various engine options. The video also contrasts the C11 with the new Vision 111, which is electric and represents the future of Mercedes' technology. The design of the C11 is noted for its elegance and how it has been modernized, including iconic features like the gullwing doors.

    1. The Mercedes C11 served as a testbed for innovative technologies.
    2. It has a drag coefficient of 0.19, showcasing its efficiency.
    3. The C11 symbolizes the engineering advancements during its time.
    4. The Vision 111 is the electric spiritual successor to the C
    11.
    5. The design of the C11 has been modernized while retaining its iconic features.


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    Ricky takes a look around the Mercedes Vision One-Eleven, a futuristic new concept car that showcases some very real, groundbreaking technology: axial flux motors. Could these motors, with their compact form factor and superior power density, be the key to smaller, lighter EVs? 0:00 Introducing... 2:03 Design 4:06 Axial flux! 5:53 Interior 7:08 Reimagining an iconic Merc 8:16 Why concept cars matter! Get your ticket for Fully Charged Canada in Vancouver: Visit our LIVE exhibitions in Australia, UK, USA, Canada & Europe: Become a Patreon: Become a YouTube member: use JOIN button above Subscribe to Fully Charged & the Everything Electric channels Subscribe for episode alerts and the Fully Charged newsletter: Visit: Find us on Twitter: Follow us on Instagram: For Clean Energy and Home Tech take a look at the @EverythingElectricShow #mercedes #mercedesbenz #VisionOneEleven #c111 #ev #electriccar #electricvehicles #cleanenergy #sustainability #battery
    Video Summary
    The video discusses the Mercedes C11, a concept car developed during the oil crisis of the 60s and 70s. It highlights the car's role as a testbed for innovative technologies, including its impressive drag coefficient and various engine options. The video also contrasts the C11 with the new Vision 111, which is electric and represents the future of Mercedes' technology. The design of the C11 is noted for its elegance and how it has been modernized, including iconic features like the gullwing doors. 1. The Mercedes C11 served as a testbed for innovative technologies. 2. It has a drag coefficient of 0.19, showcasing its efficiency. 3. The C11 symbolizes the engineering advancements during its time. 4. The Vision 111 is the electric spiritual successor to the C 11. 5. The design of the C11 has been modernized while retaining its iconic features.
    Content reproduced in:
    https://youtube.com/watch?v=7_j8ZiIwDA8

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