E copo

[AutoInsane]

https://russoandsteele.com/vehicle-d...&page=featured

One and only factory built electric COPO Camaro Drag Car.
VIN #2019eCOPO-1EX
Over 700 hp and 600 ft/lb of torque at zero RPM.
4 – 200 volt battery modules for a total of 800 volts!
Full COPO Camaro – T400 trans, drivetrain, and suspension!
Unique one off hood assembly with custom graphics.
Unique “eCOPO” badging on seats, switch panel, exterior, etc
Motor assembly designed and built by GM with LS bellhousing.
“Dual Motor” assembly with two Permanent Magnet AC motors.
Hit of SEMA 2018 and cover vehicle of SEMA “Show Daily”
Cover vehicle article for Motor Trend Magazine May 2019
Has run 9.51 @ 140+mph. Wheel standing electric!
Support-Training available for running/servicing vehicle.

[69LM1]

Does it come with the support vehicle?



http://gmauthority.com/blog/2018/10/...ncept-vehicle/

The 2019 Chevrolet Bolt EV has been reimagined by Chevy as a race support vehicle to serve “racing enthusiasts of the future,” as GM’s bowtie brand today unveiled the 2019 Chevrolet Bolt EV Panel Race Support concept at the 2018 SEMA Show in Las Vegas. Based on a production pure-electric Chevy Bolt EV in Kinetic Blue Metallic, the Panel Race Support concept boasts a small range of official Chevrolet accessories and custom modifications handpicked for the car’s newfound duties as a racing support car.

And then, there’s the very thing that makes this Panel Support concept a racing support vehicle; it’s carrying a spare electric motor for the eCOPO Camaro – a 750-horsepower battery-electric drag racing Camaro concept also unveiled at the 2018 SEMA Show.

[69LM1]

Here's a vid of the ecopo at the drag strip

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mUH1Sgmi6Xg


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[markinnaples]

LOL, just thought this was funny.

[427TJ]

Originally Posted by 69LM1

Here's a vid of the ecopo at the drag strip

The future belongs to the innovators!

[markjohnson]

As much as I’d like to say “no thanks” maybe it’s 1955 all over again and I’m a flathead guy snubbing his nose at the new 1955 Chevrolet 265’s. We all know how that turned out . . .

[Keith Seymore]

Originally Posted by markjohnson

As much as I’d like to say “no thanks” maybe it’s 1955 all over again and I’m a flathead guy snubbing his nose at the new 1955 Chevrolet 265’s. We all know how that turned out . . .

My dad used to tease me:

I saw the '81 pickups and didn't like them so I hurried and bought an '80.

I saw the '88 pickups and didn't like them so I hurried and bought an '87.

He said "...In my day, you would have seen the '55 Chevys, not liked them and hurried and bought a '54".

K