Agreed, there are some really cool ev hypercars out there and Ferrari could have done that and gotten positive responses, but instead they made the most boring looking car ever.
I love taking off in my EV and doing a tight turn without walking up the whole neighborhood. But people who buy expensive sport cars mostly want to be seen and heard, they’re not doing this for the driving comfort. I found my drive in a Ferrari lacking in comfort.
It doesn’t, by any means, but it does look like a form over function rich persons car, which is what it was aiming for and would have been unthinkable for a Chinese car a decade ago.
Agreed, there are some really cool ev hypercars out there and Ferrari could have done that and gotten positive responses, but instead they made the most boring looking car ever.
I’m not sure why people need 1000hp cars that go from 0-100km/h in 2 seconds. But maybe i’m just old.
Nobody needs that, they want that, and they want that because it’s fun for them and makes them feel good. I’m not judging.
I love taking off in my EV and doing a tight turn without walking up the whole neighborhood. But people who buy expensive sport cars mostly want to be seen and heard, they’re not doing this for the driving comfort. I found my drive in a Ferrari lacking in comfort.
They should’ve just slapped a Fiat badge and a 60k price tag on it and it would have been interesting again.
In the other end of the scale we have the “Bat Mobil”
https://www.goodwood.com/grr/road/news/the-ariel-hipercar-is-a-1000ps-nutjob-with-a-turbine/
It’s ugly, but at least it’s not boring. 🤣 🤣 🤣
Or the Yangwang U9 Extreme, maybe the fastest car in the world, looks amazing, and is an ev.
https://www.yangwangauto.com/en/car/u9-xtreme
Yes that looks like an actual race car.
It doesn’t, by any means, but it does look like a form over function rich persons car, which is what it was aiming for and would have been unthinkable for a Chinese car a decade ago.
It definitely looks a lot like a le mans race car.