Team Name : e-gnition Hamburg
University : Hamburg University Of Technology
Class : Class 1
Car Number : 78
Country : Germany

e-gnition is the Formula Student Electric Team of the TU Hamburg.

Founded in may 2011, we built a new electric car every year. The egn16 is the fifth car of the team.

Visit our Homepage for more Information: http://egnition-hamburg.de

The car has a full carbon fibre monocoque and uses two Enstroj Emrax 208 motors along with self designed motor controller housings and cooling. The low voltage system is completely self designed, including circuit boards, onboard computer, DC/DC converter etc.
The focus of this season was on reliability and love. The team members are building the car exclusively in their free time, in return they get love and fun but no credit points or money. So we decided to make the benefits as big as possible and we tried to love our mates as much as we can. We also built a very reliable car to rush trough the scrutineering and take all dynamic events to the end. See you on the podium.

Length, width, height, wheelbase 2975mm 1125mm 1385mm 1560mm
Track (front/rear)1200mm/1100mm  1200mm/1150mm
Weight of car (no driver) 210kg
Weight distribution including 68kg driver (front/rear) 111/167
Suspension (front/rear) Front and Rear: Push rod actuated horizontally orientated spring and damper with double A-Arm design of unequal length. Anti-roll-bar included as a torsion element mounted between dampers.
Tyres (front/rear) 470 x 205 R13 Continental C16
Wheels (front/rear)  13” OZ magnesium 4H rims, with offset 30mm
Brakes (front/rear) Steel, hub mounted 214mm diameter drilled Brake discs
Chassis construction Carbon fiber monocoque with sandwich structure
Engine (Electric motor for alternatively fuelled vehicles) 2x Emrax 208
Bore/stroke/cylinders/cc (Electric motor spec for alternatively fuelled vehicles) – – – –
Fuel type (Type of Energy Storage for alternatively fuelled vehicles) #1000Strom
Fuel system (Accumulator Spec for alternatively fuelled vehicles)
Max power/max torque 2x 68 kW @ 6,000rpm max. 140 Nm
Transmission Single speed spur gear
Differential Electric with torque vectoring using two motors
Final drive 3.7:1
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