25 stories tagged electric-supercar on EV Digest.
Ferrari has received regulatory clearance to sell its first all-electric model in Australia, where it will instantly rank as the market's priciest EV. The high-performance battery-electric supercar is expected to approach a $1 million Australian dollar sticker price ahead of deliveries. The certification marks a critical milestone in the iconic Italian brand's shift toward zero-emission powertrains.
Ferrari's maiden battery-electric model, anticipated to bear the Luce moniker, will reportedly command an astronomical price tag well above its V12-powered Purosangue SUV. Reports indicate the Italian marque's first zero-emission exotic could carry a six-figure premium over its flagship gas sibling. The steep figure signals Maranello's intention to position its upcoming electric grand tourer at the absolute pinnacle of luxury performance.
Ferrari has disclosed preliminary pricing for its first all-electric vehicle, the Luce, coming in roughly $80,000 below earlier industry estimates. Despite the lower-than-anticipated starting figure, the ultra-luxury five-seater will still command one of the steepest MSRPs of any production vehicle. The move offers an early look at how the Italian exotic brand plans to position its high-performance electrification efforts.
New details are emerging about the upcoming Tesla Roadster, revealing several unique design elements and potential trim levels previously unannounced. Among the discoveries are a retractable plug-in wiper, active aerodynamic side skirts, and a concealed charging port, hinting at a highly advanced and performance-focused vehicle.
After years of anticipation, Tesla has at last unveiled its long-promised second-generation Roadster. This high-performance battery electric vehicle aims to redefine the supercar segment with extreme acceleration and impressive range figures, having been initially previewed back in 2017.
The long-anticipated Tesla Roadster, boasting a 0-60 mph acceleration claim of less than one second, is reportedly targeting a 2028 production start. This next-generation electric supercar is expected to integrate optional SpaceX thruster technology for unprecedented performance and even some aerial capability. After years of delays, new details surrounding its extreme capabilities and launch timeline are finally emerging.
A video released by Tesla appears to demonstrate the next-generation Roadster's extraordinary capabilities, including a gravity-defying "barrel roll" and an impressive leap over the company's full vehicle lineup. This display hints at the advanced propulsion and control systems expected from the much-anticipated electric supercar.
Teasers of the upcoming Tesla Roadster suggest a potential 2026 launch, with the automaker hinting at extreme performance metrics including a 0-60 mph time under one second. This all-electric supercar aims to redefine speed, building on the original's legacy with cutting-edge technology and a bold design.
After years of anticipation, Tesla is finally set to unveil the production version of its next-generation Roadster. This highly anticipated event will showcase the updated design and performance specifications for the electric supercar, nine years after its initial concept debut.
A new patent filing for the upcoming Tesla Roadster showcases an innovative two-piece active rear wing designed to dynamically adjust for optimal performance. This system can generate a massive 1,543 pounds of downforce, significantly enhancing the vehicle's handling and stability at high speeds, while also featuring positions for low drag and crash safety.
Tesla has reopened reservations for its next-generation Roadster, allowing prospective buyers to place a significant $50,000 deposit to secure a spot. This move comes as the company gears up for a highly anticipated reveal of the updated electric supercar, expected to showcase its final design and specifications on October 1st.
After years of anticipation and shifting timelines, Tesla has quietly reopened reservations for its next-generation Roadster. While specific details remain under wraps, the move signals potential progress on the long-awaited electric supercar.
Tesla is preparing to unveil its long-awaited second-generation Roadster, with reservation holders now facing a deadline to RSVP for the exclusive event. The highly anticipated electric supercar is expected to make its debut in Waco, Texas, showcasing Tesla's next leap in performance. This reveal will finally bring the Roadster closer to production after years of development and teasing.
The EV performance landscape is heating up with news of a revolutionary new electric supercar claiming a groundbreaking 1,000-mile range. This development emerges as Tesla's long-anticipated Roadster stirs fresh speculation, reportedly eyeing an October reveal with an unexpected hovering capability.
Tesla has begun teasing an upcoming event scheduled for October 1st, strongly suggesting the long-awaited unveiling of its second-generation Roadster. This highly anticipated electric supercar, first shown as a concept in 2017, is expected to finally enter production with updated performance and design specifications.
The ambitious 'Starry Sky' electric supercar, initially touted by Chinese startup Dreame with a 0.9-second 0-60 mph claim and advanced solid-state battery technology, has reportedly collapsed. Despite high-profile pronouncements, the project never progressed beyond concepts, highlighting the significant challenges in bringing groundbreaking EV technology to market.
BYD's new Denza Z electric supercar is making waves with its reported 1,500+ horsepower, tri-motor setup, and a blistering 0-62 mph time under two seconds. This high-performance EV aims to outpace established luxury sports cars like the Porsche 911 Turbo S, all while boasting a more accessible price point in the Chinese market.
Legendary German automaker Ruf has debuted its all-electric Ehra concept, a retro-styled supercar that pays homage to classic Porsche 911 designs. This BEV features a powerful electric drivetrain, continuing Ruf's tradition of high-performance engineering in the electric era.
Lexus is electrifying its performance and family vehicle segments with ambitious new models, including a battery-electric successor to its iconic LFA supercar. The luxury brand also confirmed plans for a three-row electric SUV, the TZ, alongside potential new GR and Century-badged vehicles.
Lexus is rumored to be bringing back its iconic LFA supercar, but with a significant transformation. Expected to arrive in 2027, the new Lexus LFA will trade its predecessor's V10 engine for an all-electric powertrain, signaling the brand's shift towards high-performance EVs.
Ferrari has unveiled a stunning new electric supercar, the 849 Testarossa Spider. This high-performance BEV promises over 1,000 horsepower, combining exhilarating speed with an approachable driving experience. The model marks a significant step in Ferrari's electrification strategy, hinting at the future direction for the luxury brand's iconic sports cars.
BYD's new high-performance Denza Z EV has quickly garnered significant interest, with pre-orders surpassing 1,000 units globally within just five days of its debut. This electric vehicle boasts impressive specifications, including over 1,500 horsepower from its triple-motor setup, enabling a 0-62 mph acceleration in under two seconds.
A Volkswagen design intern has unveiled an impressive concept for an all-electric supercar, the ID.DIN T14. While not slated for production, the design offers a compelling vision for future performance EVs within the Volkswagen brand family. This conceptual work highlights imaginative possibilities for electrification, blending sleek aesthetics with advanced mobility concepts.
British automaker McMurtry has unveiled a teaser for the production version of its high-performance Spéirling electric fan car, which has already established several track records in its prototype form. The company promises to launch the full details of this extreme EV next week.
The head of BMW's performance M division has expressed interest in developing a modern, all-electric revival of the iconic M1 supercar. This signals a potential shift towards electrification for the brand's highest-performing vehicles, blending heritage with future EV technology.
