A new electric start-up comes to challenge Tesla to duel, though in this case, the fight is somewhat unfair.
Drako GTE is powered by a 90 kWh battery, boasting 1,224 horsepower and a torque of 2,200 newton meters.
The manufacturers have not officially declared the 0-100 km / h sprint for the Drako GTE, but in Superelectric Track mode it shows us that it can overcome, in a drag race , a Tesla Model S P100D. The maximum speed declared by the manufacturer is 331 km / h.
More impressive than the power and performance figures is the price: $ 1.25 million. In establishing this quotation, exclusivity also plays an important role: only 25 Drako GTE units will be produced.
PERFORMANCE
Exhilarating on Road and Track
Drako GTE elevates the modern driver experience to an entirely new level. With a fully electric quad motor architecture, GTE generates a colossal 1,200 hp and 8,800 Nm of combined wheel torque for unrelenting acceleration up to a top speed of 206 mph. Each of GTE’s wheels are connected to an individual motor enabling unrivalled turning capability on any kind of road surface. The result is a driver focused supercar that delivers exhilarating performance with maximum control and safety—on road and track.
via drakomotors.com.
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