Donut Labs’s curious design—which looks like an empty metal cylinder with tapered edges—could mark a pivotal moment for EV ...

Most modern electric vehicles use an electric motor that powers either the front or rear axle – or both, if it is equipped ...

Companies are still working to get in-wheel motors into mass-market vehicles, yet Porsche has been working on them for over ...

Electric motor manufacturer Donut Lab has shown off its latest innovation at CES 2025. The company’s second-generation in-wheel drive units could drastically alter the way electric vehicles are ...

The future of electric car design might be about to undergo a radical transformation if the creator of the world's first-ever in-wheel motor is right about its invention. At CES 2025 ...

Wheel Motor powered Lancer Evo 3 during Meguiar's MotorEx at Sydney Olympic Park The 4 door sedan with World Rally Championship pedigree features a direct drive, disc type electric motor in each ...

Elaphe has an in-wheel solution that could free up space in EVs or high-performance hybrids, but it adds 88 pounds per wheel.

Italdesign Quintessenza concept car suggests in-wheel quad-motor future topping 2,000 hp Elaphe's new in-wheel motors can be used in high-performance hybrids or EVs It can deliver a continuous 268 ...

And while it’s available in hub-less (open center) wheel form on the $30,000 boutique Verge TS bike, at CES 2025 the company introduced a family of five related motors capable of powering cars ...

Add CarBuzz to your Google News feed. Donut's motor can be direct-drive, right in the wheel, getting rid of the final drive that current electric cars still use. The company says that it delivers ...

Besides the motors, another notable innovation of the Lohner-Porsche was four-wheel braking—a rarity at the time. Working with Ludwig Lohner, Porsche continued to develop hub motors, creating ...

Most modern electric vehicles use an electric motor that powers either the front or rear axle – or both, if it is equipped with all-wheel-drive and two motors. This works perfectly fine ...