Swiss car-maker Elextra has announced that the all-electric Elextra EV will be faster than a Tesla Model S P100D.
The Model S broke records for being the first electric car to break 0-60 MPH in 2.3 seconds and Elextra says that its car will be able to do 0-62 in 2.3 seconds. The Elextra EV should have a working prototype by spring 2018 and sales will begin in 2019. With two electric motors and all-wheel drive, the top speed of the supercar will only be 155 MPH. However, with 680 horsepower, the Elextra EV will be able to cruise at 62 MPH for 373 miles.
Each Elextra EV will be hand-built in Stuttgart Germany. Only 100 super exclusive models will be made. With retro-Italian design features backed by forward-thinking technology, the Elextra EV will be a fierce competitor for Tesla's products.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Electric Supercars
- The electric supercar market is expanding with new companies entering the market.
- Hand-built Electric Vehicles
- The trend of hand-built electric vehicles offers a unique selling point in a market where automation is becoming increasingly prevalent.
- Fast-charging Technology
- The need for faster charging times for electric vehicles is driving innovation in charging technology.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Automotive
- The automotive industry has an opportunity to tap into the growing market for sustainable transportation by investing in electric vehicles and exploring new designs and technologies.
- Luxury Goods
- The luxury goods industry can leverage the trend of exclusive electric supercars with unique designs and features to appeal to consumers seeking both luxury and sustainability.
- Renewable Energy
- The renewable energy industry can work with the electric vehicle market to provide green energy solutions for fast-charging needs and sustainable power sources.
