On July 17, DaVinci tech DaVinci Power Technology (hereinafter referred to as DaVinci power) will hold 2021 DaVinci Tech Open Day to officially release the pure electric heavy locomotive DC100. DC100 combines the performance experience of heavy-duty locomotives with robot perception, operation and execution capabilities, which will redefine two wheeled vehicles and open up a new category in the field of new energy.To get more news about davincitech, you can visit davincimotor.com official website.
As a heavy-duty locomotive, DC100 has outstanding performance and simplifies the operation of the heavy locomotive, so that riders can focus on experiencing the fun of driving. In terms of power output, the maximum power of DC100 is 100.75 kW (137 HP) and the maximum torque is 850nm.
As for battery and charging mode, DC100 adopts ternary lithium battery pack to achieve high energy density, and supports high-voltage platform and high rate charge and discharge. DC100 charging uses the DC fast charging pile of Sino American and European standard vehicles, which can be filled in about 30 minutes, easily realizing energy freedom.
As a wheeled robot, on the basis of outstanding performance, DC100 comprehensively optimizes the control experience through the vehicle control system, so as to easily achieve arbitrary acceleration and simple and delicate braking. It also has reverse gear and ramp assistance, which solves the pain points in the operation of traditional motorcycles. The robot control system can make riding easier and let riders focus more on enjoying the fun of riding.
In addition, according to the current user's smartphone use mode, DC100 integrates the functions such as instrument panel, car key and vehicle condition information into the mobile phone software DaVinci app. During driving, the map function is integrated into the instrument interface without switching the software back and forth. At the same time, the mobile phone unlocking locomotive and keyless start are realized. In addition, DC100 can obtain real-time vehicle condition information, locate vehicle location and support remote vehicle system upgrading through global communication.
DaVinci tech, founded in 2013, is committed to exploring the development of robotic vehicles. The R & D team of Dafen riding power technology is composed of engineers from 11 departments of Tsinghua University. It has the ability to deeply and positively develop software and hardware. It is a scientific and technological innovation company that can create imagination into reality. In the past seven years, DaVinci tech R & D team abandoned the traditional way of thinking, took engineering thinking as the guidance, adhered to positive R & D, and built the first robotic two wheeled vehicle DC100 after seven years of positive R & D.
Beijing's Da Vinci Dynamics has launched its DC100, a high-performance electric streetbike with an impressive 250-mile (400 km) NEDC range, and some wacky "robotic" tricks, including the alleged ability to self-balance and follow you around.To get more news about davinci, you can visit davincimotor.com official website.
We've got ourselves a bit of a kitchen sinker here; Da Vinci has thrown all sorts of features at this one. But even some of the basic specs are a tad elusive. For starters, while it makes a peak of 135 horsepower, putting it very much in the "fast electric" category, the company says it runs "a smart control system that seamlessly integrates multiple different motors." Who the what now? Multiple motors? A separate press release then states it's actually 137 horsepower, running through a hub motor.
Peak torque is listed at a ludicrous 850 Nm (627 lb-ft), but then hub motors often have wild torque specs; witness the outrageous Verge TS, with a hub motor that doesn't even need a middle in it to break 1,000 Nm (738 lb-ft). The DC100 will sprint from 0-100 km/h in somewhere between 3-4 seconds, so crazy torque or no crazy torque, a well-ridden gixxer will still see it off at the lights.
Then there's the battery, a 17.7 kWh unit capable of 30-minute level 3 fast charging. That's a tad less battery than our old favorite, the Zero SR, in its latest model with a Power Tank kit in. At 18 kWh, the Zero offers 223 miles (359 km) of start-stop, slow-speed city riding, or just 112 miles (180 km) on the highway. Unless Da Vinci's managed a pretty impressive efficiency leap, we'd say a 250-mile range is highly optimistic.
In addition to a pretty full-color dash and lovely running gear from Brembo and Ohlins, this bike has plenty of electronic fruit in its bowl. Combined ABS braking and traction control for starters, but these are pretty standard. More interesting is the DC's "creep" feature, which starts the bike moving slowly forward when you release the brake lever – much like an automatic car. No playing drums on the tank at the lights, then.
It's got a slow reverse feature for getting out of awkward parking situations, which is nice, as well as the ability to tell when it's on an angle, allowing hill-start assist and automatic mild regenerative braking on downhills to top the battery up and make sure you don't accidentally speed up.
Coming soon," presumably in OTA software updates, is the really weird stuff. "Using EPS and six-axis IMU, the DC100 will be able to balance itself." EPS, we assume, means electronic power steering, and this would let the bike wobble around without the sidestand down like those concepts Honda put out back in the day. The Honda concepts could also sense and follow, and Da Vinci plans to give the DC100 this capability as well. "Imagine your motorcycle as your jogging companion."
There will also be app-based remote control of the bike as well, so potentially you could get your gear on under cover, and have your bike quietly bring itself to you from wherever you've parked it. None of this seems like an unsolvable problem, we're just highly surprised to see it coming to a production bike.
And here's something to think about: Da Vinci is going to open-source the code, opening up APIs into the system "to allow creative software developers to develop and share new features." New features, let me remind you, that can literally take control of the steering and motor of your high-performance electric motorcycle. That's a yikes from me, dawg.
Unlike its electric cars, electric bikes managed to look futuristic. Like, practical kind of futuristic. The Segway APEX H2 is one example (though it is unclear if it’ll be available to buy) and now, these: Davinci DC100 and DC Classic Electric Motorcycles.To get more news about davinci, you can visit davincimotor.com official website.
Seven years in the making, Davinci Dynamics have finally taken the wraps off the two new electric motorcycles which it claims “are among the first production electric motorcycles to rival the performance of their 1000cc gas-powered counterpart.”
The DC100 is decidedly futuristic aesthetically while the DC Classic is a little less so (though it is just as alluring), IMHO.
Davinci DC100 Electric Motorcycle
The DC100 is powered by a rear wheel-mounted electric motor offering 137 horses on the tap. The motor is kept juiced by a 17.7 kWh lithium battery pack that supports level 3 DC fast-charging, allowing it to be topped in just 30 minutes.
In the performance department, it will make the century sprint in “3.X” seconds, before topping out at 200 km/h (124 mph) and it has a WLTP range of 357.51 km (222 miles).
Davinci DC100 Electric Motorcycle
The DC100 further touts an intelligent robotic control system, traction control, CBS, ABS and a bun ch of other rider assist features.
The Davinci DC100 will be available in stateside for US$27,500. It is available to reserve now with a US$150 deposit. Shipping will happen sometime in July 2022.