Aspark Owl – world’s fastest accelerating car debuts; 0-96 km/h in 1.69 seconds; 2,102 PS and 2,000 Nm

This is the Aspark Owl, also it is Japan’s first all-electric hypercar that made its debut in this year’s Dubai Motor Show. Though the EV’s title might be a little curious, the performance is nothing to laugh .

Touted as the world’s fastest accelerating car, the Owl will accelerate from a dead stop to 96 km/h (0-60 mph) in only 1.69 minutes. For instance, the Bugatti Chiron takes 2.4 seconds to complete exactly the identical sprint, whereas Tesla’s upcoming second-generation Roadster needs 1.9 minutes. Meanwhile, obtaining from 300 km/h takes 10.6 seconds, and the automobile will max out at 400 km/h.

To achieve this degree of functionality – with road-legal tyres – that the EV features four electrical motors that offer a entire output of 2,012 PS (1,985 hp) and 2,000 Nm of torque. ) The car also comes with an all-wheel torque vectoring system and four drive modes, for when you want maximum acceleration, with an extra setting.

Said motors run on an 800-volt electric system, also draw electricity out of a lithium battery with a capacity of 64 kWh that offers a driving range of up to 450 km after NEDC regulations. The battery is fully charged in only 40 minutes, when plugged using a 44 kW output.

All these powertrain parts are mated into a carbon monocoque structure which weighs only 120 kg, along with other facets being double cushioned suspension which makes it possible for motorists to adjust the ride height between 160 mm and 80 mm. For stopping power, there are carbon brake discs on all four corners.

Carbon-fibre can also be employed for the car’s body, which covers a rather large footprint, and weighs in at only 180 kg. Because it is only 993 mm tall the wheelbase crosses 2,750 mm and if you think the car looks a little low s.

Other facets of the exterior include cameras in place of conventional side mirrors and a deployable rear wing. The shape is dedicated to haul, also there are several lively aerodynamic highlights for air flow.

Regardless of body and the lightweight chassis, the weight of the Owl is kg on account of some of the creature comforts that are fitted into it, battery and the powertrain. For instance, you get an system an inverse camera, a climate control system, four inside display screens light and system.

There isn’t much practicality to speak of, as the luggage capacity is merely 50 litres, but you’ll be able to bring a friend as well as there’s two seats available, and the brassy butterfly doors should attract a lot of attention.

The Owl is going to be made in Turin, Italy in collaboration with Manifattura Automobili Torino, with only 50 units. If you want you, it’ll cost you 2.9 million euro (RM13,275,520), with an initial deposit of 50,000 euro (RM228,919).