| Developers: | BeyonCa |
| Date of the premiere of the system: | October 2022 |
| Branches: | Transport |
2022: Car Announcement
On October 30, 2022, startup BeyonCa unveiled its first all-electric car, the Gran Turismo (GT) Opus 1 model. The main feature of the concept is the built-in system for monitoring the vital activity parameters of the driver's body.
Headquartered in, BeyonCa China was founded in 2021. Its design center is located in, and its Germany AI development department is located in Singapore. The founder and chairman of BeyonCa is Soh Weiming, who also serves as chief executive of Renault China. Renault It is one of the investors. startup
BeyonCa intends to focus efforts on creating premium electric vehicles with rich intellectual capabilities. So, the GT Opus 1 fastback is equipped with a unique system for monitoring the condition of a motorist: special sensors track the blood pressure and body temperature of the driver. In case of critical deviations from the specified limits, an alarm will be sent, and the car will independently slow down and turn onto the emergency lane or shoulder. After that, the on-board computer will contact the online service, through which the driver will be able to receive recommendations for further actions.
It is known that the GT Opus 1 provides for the use of 800-volt equipment. The electric car will be equipped with a battery pack with a capacity of up to 130 kVt·ch, but the range has not yet been disclosed. The length of the car reaches 5.2 m, the wheelbase is 3 m. Production is planned to be organized in 2023, and the novelty will go on sale in 2024. The price, according to preliminary data, will be from 1 million yuan (approximately $137 thousand at the exchange rate as of November 2, 2022).
BeyonCa expects to compete with giants such as BMW, Mercedes-Benz and Audi in the premium electric vehicle segment. First, the startup will offer cars in China, and then plans to enter the international market.[1][2]
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