Artega GT

Artega GT

 The Artega GT is a sophisticated machine that combines style and science. Its unprecedented design is matched by no other. Each material is chosen because of its high quality and durability. The engine crafted with the best in engineering and optimal performance.

A mixture of materials derived from racing cars, such as an aluminum space frame, high-strength alloys embedded with carbon fiber; give the Artega GT a weight of 1285. The light weight of the Artega GT makes cruising and racing a breeze. The Artega GT has a V6 engine that has a capacity of 3597 cc and gives the machine 300 hp (220 kW). The engine increases the performance to 4.28 kilograms per HP. The low weight and performance ratio makes the car an efficient and powerful machine on the road. The car races to 100 km/h in 4.8 seconds. The highest speed is 270 kilometers per hour.

Artega GT

The Artega grants the buyer an aura of exclusivity. The Artega has a factory that designs each vehicle with care. The Artega’s trademark is the percentage of parts produced in-house, including the chassis, wheel suspension, engine periphery, the fuelling and exhaust mechanisms are all made by human hands. Each vehicle has the human touch from inside out. All parts are chosen and put together by human hands. The factory in Delbrück only makes 500 cars per year.

Artega SE

Artega SE

 The Artega SE delivers luxury, beauty, science, engineering, and uniquness in its machines. Made for beauty and powered like no other engine on Earth, the Artega SE cruises the race track and the road like the wind. It stands alone blows rises against the tide. Its beautifully crafted body and its genetically engineered engine is second to none.

The Artega SE uses a state-of-the-art battery that breezes by competition. A total of 16 batteries with lithium ion polymer cells are integrated into the Artega SE’s body. Each module contains 12 batteries, and operates autonomously. 12 modules are located at the back of the machine and 4 in front. The water cooled batteries produce 37 kilowatt/hours and a nominal voltage of 350 V. The batteries can recharge conventionally on household electricity using a plug at the back of the car. The recharging time is reduced when park stations or special parking lots integrate recharging facilities. The batteries can be charged in 90 minutes.

Artega SE

A unique setting of the Artega SE is its recuperation settings. The toggle switches on the steering wheel can manipulate the recuperation rate when the driver removes his or her foot from the accelerator. The toggle settings range from about 75 kW to zero recuperation, a level called “sailing.” This setting gives the driver the ability to modify the characteristics of the acceleration to match the needs or wants of the driver.