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The Electric Supercars That Showed up So Far
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The Electric Supercars That Showed up So Far

By Hassan Soukar
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Click through the gallery to see some of the battery-powered creations that have so far captured the eye of consumers and investors.

The Electric Supercars That Showed up So Far
Elextra - Boosting a 0-60 mph acceleration of 2.3 seconds.
Faraday Future FFZero1 Concept – Faraday Future has investing heavily in electric cars. The striking FFZERO Vegas in January 2016, and in October the company's team lined up on the grid for the start of the 2016-17 Formula E World Champianship.
Rimac Concept One – Croatia-based Rimac Motors has announced that it's Concept One 'hypercar' will be getting upgrade in 2018.
Dendrobium – The Dendrobium 'hypercar' made its debut at the 2017 Geneva Motor Show in March.
Faraday Future's FF91 – CNN's Supercharged show was given a tour of the all-electric car by its chief des interior.
Faraday Future's FF91 – The FF91 is billed as the fastest electric production car in the world, going from 0 the Tesla S which clocks 2.5 seconds in the same test.
Faraday Future's FF91 – Back In January, California-based Faraday Future revealed its new FF91 model at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.
Dendrobium – Williams Advanced Engineering is a technological division of the Williams Group which is by Frank Williams in 1977, the team, now run by Williams' daughter, Claire, has won nine constructors' titles during four decades in F1.
Dendrobium – The Dendrobium boasts a top speed in excess of 200 mph and a 0-60 mph acceleration of 2.7 seconds according to Vanda Electrics.
Rimac Concept One – Upgrades will enable the refined Concept One to reach 200 kph (124 mph) in six seconds, according to Rimac.
Rimac Concept One – The upgrade, announced at the 2017 Geneva Motor Show, will see the cars power company said in a statement.
ELEXTRA – The Swiss-designed concept car will have a range of 600 kilometers (372 miles) and a top s creators, Classic Factory.
ELEXTRA – Classic Factory specialize in automotive and industrial design. CEO Robert Palm says a prod but won't be available before 2019.
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Hassan Soukar

Hassan Soukar is a veteran automotive, and tech journalist, as well as a professional photographer. A man with a keen sense for innovation and a great sense of humour. He is the pro that reviews the latest gadgets from smartphones and VR headsets to fitness bands. Hassan has a generous number of lists, reviews and latest industry leaks.

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4 Comments
  1. Kristie Templa - Gonzales says

    Very nice-designed set of supercars..

  2. Daisy Zhuang says

    They all look great.However, I like the Dendrobium the most.

  3. Stephanie Farah says

    Great to have battery-powered supercars. Hope it works accordingly.

  4. Pei Leng Tan says

    Super awesomeness!

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