The NSU Prinz (Prince) is an automobile which was produced in West Germany by the NSU Motorenwerke AG from 1958 to 1973. NSU Prinz I, II & III The NSU Prinz 4 was the perfect match, as it's been off the road for decades. The team revealed the NSU Prinz 4 EV, now called the Audi "EP4," at Audi family day this week. The "E" stands for.
NSU Prinz 4 L Klassikermarkedet
The Prinz 4 was a vehicle with a rear-mounted 598 cc air-cooled two-cylinder engine that produced about 30 horsepower at peak. The vehicle's maximum speed was 87 miles per hour (140 kilometers. The NSU EP4 restomod build is based off a non-running 1971 NSU Prinz 4 donor car, a tiny air-cooled, rear-engine coupe. Note that the modernized design still retains the Prinz 4's prominent shoulder, hip and roof lines. Its electric motor is derived from Audi's 2020 E-tron. Though the motor is rear-mounted, the battery, taken from the Audi. 5 photos Audi has turned the humble NSU Prinz 4 from the 1960s/early '70s into a wild EV concept. Revealed on Saturday, the one-off vehicle was a project undertaken by apprentices at Audi's plant. Audi Converted a Classic Car Into the Perfect Retrofuturistic EV. The NSU Prinz 4 got its own electric conversion thanks to Audi's e-tron platform. by James Pero. July 11, 2023. There are a lot of.
NSU Prinz 4 C, 1971 a photo on Flickriver
The apprentices faced a series of challenges in transforming the 1971 NSU Prinz 4, which had been dormant for decades. The project involved rust removal and body work, but the most significant change was the replacement of the original two-cylinder gasoline engine with a 240 hp electric motor from a 2020 Audi e-tron. Up to 1973, a total of 576,619 Prinz 4 cars were made.Following the domination of the small car segment by the Prinz 4, NSU ventured to establish a more upmarket position in 1964, when the Neckarsulm-based company entered the lower mid-size class with the Prinz 1000. To this day, the little Prinz has a loyal - and not insignificant - fan. The NSU Prinz 4 was manufactured at Audi's Neckarsulm site by NSU Motorenwerke between 1961 and 1973. A 1971 model has now been extensively modified by trainees to create the electric EP4. Among those last models was the NSU Prinz 4, a compact two-door sedan that was powered by a rear-mounted 598 cc air-cooled two-cylinder engine that made roughly 30 horsepower when it was new. And.
NSU Prinz 4L. 1965 1971. Der Prinz 4L basierte auf dem bereits 1961 Prinz 4. Der
Introduction The NSU Prinz 4 was a thoroughly modern-looking replacement the original rear-engined Prinz 30. It was introduced at the Frankfurt Motor Show in 1961, and unlike its predecessors, was styled unashamedly to reflect current fashions, even if that meant commentators accused it of looking like a scaled down Corvair. The Prinz 4—the car pictured in this article—a much improved successor to the Prinz III, arrived in 1961. It was priced similarly to the Mini 850 and the Fiat 600D (and Neckar Jagst) and came with a heater, an electric clock, and parking lights as standard.
The Prinz 4 was the basis for the new, longer and more powerful Prinz 1000. The overall length grew by 353 mm to 3793 mm and the wheelbase grew from 2040 mm to 2250 mm. Beneficiaries were the luggage compartment up front and the cabin. Comparing the Prinz 1000 and the Prinz 4 L. When it broke cover at the 1961 Frankfurt Motor Show, the NSU Prinz 4L was something of a revelation. It was an incredibly well engineered car, it was spacious despite being small, and it was also rather easy on the eye, with some journalists describing it as being a baby Chevrolet Corvair.
NSU Prinz 4 (196173) Fotos Fahrzeugbilder.de
The project began in January with a 1971 NSU Prinz 4 that had been sitting, neglected, for decades. NSU was a German automaker subsumed by Volkswagen in 1969 before being merged with Auto Union to. The Prinz 4, launched at Frankfurt in 1961, was the mainstay of the range that accounted for more than half of those sales and stayed in production right through to 1973, by which time its rear-mounted, in-line twin was looking distinctly outdated in a world of four-cylinder Mini-inspired water-cooled front-drivers.
