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Something to notice in the line drawing: The rear is powered by an electric motor. I assume that's to get it moving in the first place before there's enough momentum for this engine to keep it going.


I would assume so, yes. This is exactly how regular motors get started, unless you have one of those old-timy cranks you had to manually turn to get the motor running


They tend to be near the engine, and not the opposite end of the vehicle, though. The electric motor is right beside the passenger-side rear wheel.




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