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General Requirements
The steps in developing the case generally will consist of
- benchmarking (analysis of previous competition results, competitor vehicle specifications and costs etc.)
- short listing preferred concepts
- assessing your team (company) capability to deliver different concepts recognising the budget and team that you have
- selecting your initial concept and developing targets to be achieved by the total vehicle (these will include target overall cost; likely sales potential; major performance and handling targets; timing plan for progressing the project;)
- deciding on how to break down the total vehicle cost into different areas of the vehicle, recognising the performance targets you have set.
- commencing your design to deliver the design concept and related targets recognising that the ensuing process will often be iterative and trade-offs will be necessary but if you have never defined the overall concept and what you plan to achieve, you will not be able to control your program and measure your progress
Instructions: Complete the information request fully but the submission is to be only a single A4 page. Please replace all text which is highlighted with a yellow background.
You can re-allocate space between sections versus the indicated box sizes on the pro-forma.
This case outlines the team’s decisions made throughout the overall design process and will be used in all static events at the competition.
Market Data
Table 1 below defines the maximum number of autocross vehicles that can be sold annually for a given price, but this can only be achieved if the vehicle has sufficiently high performance. 1,000 units per annum is the maximum volume available.
Your selection of Price and Volume must correlate to this table. (Interpolate as necessary). Obviously your target Vehicle Cost must also relate to your planned Price.
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| Volume of cars sold per year | Sale Price, $ |
Table 1 – Volume of sales vs. sale price
A Minimum size Font of Arial 10 must be used for completing the Pro- Forma.
Institution/Team Identification: ___________________________________
Analysis of Market Data
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Company Strategy
| Target Selling Price | Eg. 36,000 |
| Target Vehicle Production Cost | Eg. 30,000 |
| Target Production Volume (from Table 1) | Eg. 50 |
| Target Annual Profit | Eg. 300,000 |
| (Any Other targets team has identified as critical to achievement of strategy success) |
Vehicle Strategy & Performance
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Plans for Efficient Design (and Manufacture)
Key Design Features Key PerformanceTargets
| Chassis/Body Type | E.g. carbon tub; steel tube | Accn. 0-75 Metres | |
| Power train type | Eg IC engine / electric | Lateral Accn, (g) | |
| Power / engine | Eg. 600cc twin 80bhp / electric motor – 50kW | Fuel Economy | |
| Target weight, kg | Other critical performance targets – (team decides) | ||
| Other Key Feature (Team decides) |
Note: Submit only this page and replace all the text in yellow boxes with your text.
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