Veloster N ETCR


Electric Touring Car Racing

Road Version 2023


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Technical Specifications 2023


In September 2019, Hyundai Motorsport unveiled the newest addition to its race car range and its first-ever electric race car: the Veloster N ETCR.
Based on the road-going Veloster N model, the car is designed specifically for the new ETCR category that debuted in 2021.

The Veloster N ETCR is a fully-electric, rear-wheel-drive with a mid-mounted motor in line with ETCR regulations.

The car capitalises on Hyundai Motorsport’s expertise in touring car racing, and is built alongside the Elantra N TCR, the i20 R5, the i20 N Rally2, the i30 N TCR and the Veloster N TCR at the team’s headquarters in Alzenau, Germany.

Its touring car siblings, the Elantra N TCR, i30 N TCR and Veloster N TCR, are proving to be front runners in championships around the world.

The design phase of the Veloster N ETCR began in November 2018, with the first test completed in August 2019. The car heralds an exciting new era for the Hyundai Motorsport as electric racing becomes one of the pillars of the company.

Dimensions
Length: 4450 mm
Width: 1950 mm
Wheelbase: 2700 mm
Weight: 1800 kg
Wheelbase
2700 mm
Engine
4 motors – 2 per wheel
Battery System
Battery 800 V 65kWh
Transmission
Rear-wheel-drive
Gearbox: Single gear Ratio
Chassis
Front suspension: McPherson strut with adjustable dampers
Rear suspension: Double-wishbone with adjustable dampers
Steering
electrical power-assisted rack and pinion
Brakes
Dual circuit hydraulic system
Front brakes: six-piston calipers, 380 mm steel ventilated discs
Rear brakes: four-piston calipers, 355 mm steel ventilated discs
Wheels
10.5”x18” front, 12”x18” rear specially designed aerodynamic rims
Interior
OMP race seats and 6-point, HANS compatible, harness

Since TCR technical regulations were first introduced in 2015, the category has spread throughout the circuit-racing world. It has also become an important focus for Hyundai Motorsport’s Customer Racing activities. Having been adopted by dozens of regional and national championships in its infant years, TCR cars have become a firm fixture in international racing.
The first all-electric TCR series, ETCR, was announced in March 2018 with its inaugural season commencing in 2021.

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