The specs of the base (non-rocket-powered) car are pretty mediocre: RWD-only with 320 mile range. That's not terribly impressive in 2026, by 2028 it will be obsolete on delivery. The styling can charitably be described as generic. I agree, I don't think they have any intention of making this car.

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HarHarVeryFunny an hour ago | parent | next [-]

To be fair the claimed ~1.6sec 0-60 acceleration speed is impressive - this is the benefit of electric - although if you have enough money you can already do that today in the way sexier looking Rimac Nevera R.

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jacquesm 33 minutes ago | parent [-]

Which in practice you will never ever do...

	▲	HarHarVeryFunny 13 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		I guess you could rent a trace track to give it a try, but yeah ... Supercars are more for posing than being very practical. Bughatti Veyron tire life at top speed is 15 MINUTES.

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skybrian an hour ago | parent | prev [-]

How much electric sports car owners care about increasing range beyond 300 miles or so? It seems hard to believe that such a car would be obsolete.

	▲	serf 25 minutes ago \| parent [-]
		this is one point I agree on. It's about right there with other sports cars rated ranges; 911/M4 get around 300-350 and the Corvette hits 400ish. a road rally from LA to LV is 270ish miles. What else do you need a hyper-car-thing for? Now we just need to get some goofy Musk tunnels involved so there's a reason to have the fan suction. (aside from breaking the windows of traffic behind you with road debris)