Why Helix’s NEW Tiny Electric Motor Will Change EVs Forever!

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  • čas přidán 16. 05. 2024
  • Helix, a name that may soon become synonymous with revolutionary propulsion, has unveiled what could be the most advanced electric motor ever seen: the SPX177. This marvel of engineering is not just a leap but a quantum jump in electric motor technology, boasting an astonishing 872 horsepower while tipping the scales at a mere 62 pounds. So, what sets the SPX177 apart in a sea of electric motors clamoring for attention? How did Helix achieve such a feat? What hypercar will house this Herculean power? And perhaps most intriguingly, when will we see this motor in action on the streets?
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Komentáře • 30

  • @markhathaway9456
    @markhathaway9456 Před měsícem +11

    Every engine improvement that gives us the power at less weight will improve performance of the cars without any other changes of the battery or other things. This is a very nice gain for everyone. The idea of super HP isn't so important for most cars.

  • @mrright1068
    @mrright1068 Před 25 dny +3

    It is a good time to be alive! I look forward to driving one of these soon.

  • @adriangleprin6949
    @adriangleprin6949 Před měsícem +16

    A bit stupid to keep showing ICE engines ?????????

  • @itonylee1
    @itonylee1 Před 19 dny +1

    Usually we describe electric motor in kW :)

  • @glennmorgan4197
    @glennmorgan4197 Před měsícem +2

    I would venture that the hypercar developer is probably BYD. This motor platform and the abilities of expansion makes it very flexible and seems to address multiple types of vehicles. Sounds great, how do I invest 🤔 😊

    • @InformedKiwi
      @InformedKiwi Před měsícem +1

      BYD? They are about making affordable cars not cutting edge. There is not a lot of development at BYD.

  • @TheMan-jz5te
    @TheMan-jz5te Před měsícem +2

    ا
    The best electric motor is the Lucid Air motor because it uses very little energy, and this is the most important thing

  • @garybowler5946
    @garybowler5946 Před měsícem

    It's a fiberglass engine and it runs on water man! That 70's Show.

  • @markmoreno7295
    @markmoreno7295 Před 22 hodinami

    Seems like a lot of hype. Electrical efficiency is more important than horsepower. Heavy reliance on software for phase changes is a motor that can fail at some point especially in hot climates. Nice that the motor is lightweight which is very important, but many would argue that it is a moot point when batteries are still heavy. That is why efficiency is important. An efficient motor does not need a heavier battery. I also like that it could potentially run cooler.

  • @DuaneL1961
    @DuaneL1961 Před měsícem +2

    No, it will change it until the next improvement comes along.

  • @matgaw123
    @matgaw123 Před 21 dnem

    So cool

  • @rexdenemo5235
    @rexdenemo5235 Před 24 dny

    Hi Folks,
    You should use a 1-Stroke INN Engine going to the inverse generator that your motor becomes by reversing what, two wires?
    If the engine is configured to run off of a five gallon tank of liquid Hydrogen, using its phase change to cool super conducting generators, would that 120 horsepower INN Engine generate enough of the (3-Phase?) voltage your motor needs?
    Inquiring minds want to know! 939 horsepower is a lot of propulsion power for a plane, boat, or torpedo!
    Respectfully,
    R. Rex De Nemo

  • @philoso377
    @philoso377 Před měsícem +9

    An example of disconnected title, images and narratives. Why would anyone spend time composing this?

  • @madasalem8840
    @madasalem8840 Před měsícem +1

    But.Can e.motor recharge the battery like what happen in Dinamo ❤❤

  • @sat7755
    @sat7755 Před 11 dny

    Sound great but perhaps is better to ask Tesla about its greatness.

  • @geofflatz9035
    @geofflatz9035 Před měsícem

    England as some of the most brilliant engineers on the planet

  • @rjv2395
    @rjv2395 Před 20 dny +1

    you show some many different types of motors and spew so much sales bs, hard to see what is the break through here, why not just take the one model and explain it so we can get an understanding of what the actual improvements are?

  • @madasalem8840
    @madasalem8840 Před měsícem +1

    I love that engine...now u can pay 1 dollar for 1 oil barrel to gulf Countries 😅. And stop making them richer than u❤

  • @richardmak2789
    @richardmak2789 Před měsícem

    ✋✌👌👍!

  • @dallas69
    @dallas69 Před 22 dny

    Horse Puke
    This so called EvMotor is wired not pin and anyone who has ever run EvMotor know Pin Motors are the only way to get EvMotor reliability..
    Sure
    For 1-2 weeks you may get a high efficiency but then the wired stater fails
    Efficiency and Reliability are the key to EvMotors
    Maybe
    You can get a wired stater to run a few years if you glue the pagjesus out of a wired EvMotor but it will fail prematurely

  • @Obamaistoast2012
    @Obamaistoast2012 Před 25 dny

    Untill I see it in use it's just another grift.

  • @aliuyar6365
    @aliuyar6365 Před měsícem

    Bare marketing. Presenter does not know what he speaks about.

  • @N807DS
    @N807DS Před 19 dny

    unbearable AI voice...

  • @reverse_education
    @reverse_education Před 9 dny

    Nothing is informative here.

  • @abpccpba
    @abpccpba Před měsícem

    800+ HP ? demonstration ? patent ? A no show so far. EV's are dying or haven't you heard.

  • @666dualsport
    @666dualsport Před měsícem

    no one wants evs as they are a gimmick

    • @InformedKiwi
      @InformedKiwi Před měsícem +4

      Of course that’s right, that’s until you look at the facts. The Tesla Model Y is now the most popular selling CAR in the world. EVs continue to grow in sales. The transition to EVs has passed the tipping point. Many Legacy manufacturers are going to faze out ICE cars and only make EVs by the early mid 2030s. You can resist change all you like but you will change even if it takes a few decades.

    • @fuzer4047
      @fuzer4047 Před měsícem

      @@InformedKiwi Change which is polluting as it happens