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The Pininfarina Cambiano was unveiled at the 2012 Geneva Motor Show, the concept is named after the town where the firm is based, and where it opened its Styling Center 33 years ago.
Pininfarina refers to the concept as a sports sedan, despite it not featuring four doors: There is one large door on the driver’s side and two smaller doors on the passenger side, the rear one opening suicide-style. The interior is as cleanly designed as the exterior, and features a wood floor and stitching-free upholstery. In the Automotive News report, Pininfarina said the Cambiano is inspired by the 1957 Lancia Florida II.
The drive system is based on four electric motors, one for each wheel, and of their respective reduction gear. The four motors, which are produced by Magneti Marelli, are mounted on the front and rear frames and each delivers a continuous supply of 60 kW with peaks of 150 kW for a total of 600 kW maximum power output, with torque of 640 Nm. Each motor is controlled separately and electronically to guarantee various functions, including energy regeneration when decelerating and braking, traction control with the option of continuously varying the torque split between the wheels independently (Vectoring Stability Program) and anti-lock braking assistance.
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