I wonder how the power from the motor on the front axle is managed. I'm assuming the electric motor on the front axle has a fixed gear ratio while the ICE powers the rear axle through a multiple speed transmission. So in order to keep in balance it seems to me the inverter driving the front wheels would have to be controlled via a complex algorithm based on accelerator position, ICE torque output and transmission gear ratio.
Also wonder how large the battery is, I'm guessing it would be small to save weight but it has to be capable of delivering and receiving enough power to run the motor at full power and to handle a lot of regen during heavy braking.I
Final thought, this hybrid architecture be perfect for a full sized pickup truck.
Also wonder how large the battery is, I'm guessing it would be small to save weight but it has to be capable of delivering and receiving enough power to run the motor at full power and to handle a lot of regen during heavy braking.I
Final thought, this hybrid architecture be perfect for a full sized pickup truck.