gbopp wrote:
So, how long before we see a Class A Electric Pusher? :)
Cool article, thanks for posting.
I don't know that "pusher" would really apply to an electric drivetrain. The drive motor(s) can be near the wheels; there's no need to place it at one extreme end or the other of the vehicle. Usually it's more or less directly between the powered wheels. On a motorhome, there may be enough space to have a separate drive motor for each wheel, eliminating the need for a mechanical differential and allowing easy torque vectoring/traction control.
