Spanish company Applus Idiada has unveiled the Volar-e electric supercar today at the Circuit de Catalunya during the F1 Test Days.
Volar-e electric supercar was developed and created in just three short months with up to 50% financing by European funds.
The Volar-e electric supercar is built on a tubular chrome-molybdenum chassis and features lightweight carbon-fiber bodywork.
The Volar-e is powered by 4 electric motors, each one powering one of the wheels. It has a total output of 1,000 hp (800 kW) and 1,000 Nm of torque. Its official specifications say it can reach a top speed of 300 km/h (186 mph) and move from 0 to 100 km/h (62 mph) in 3.4 seconds.
These four electric motors are then set to be driven by the same battery system which debuted in the Rimac Concept_One.
In addition, Volar-e has been fitted with a fast charging system that enables battery charging in only 15 minutes, the time taken for an average break in a service station.
For those who didn’t attend the Circuit of Catalunya today, a second public demonstration will take place the 10 March in Barcelona’s Passeig de Colom.[wzslider lightbox=”true”]
