Few lucky souls will be privy to driving German manufacturer e-WOLF’s new e-2 electric supercar, which manages 536 horsepower and 738 lb-ft. of torque without a single drop of fossil fuel.
The e-2, stablemate to the race-ready e-1 supercar, is intent on pushing the envelope as an “extreme electric sports car.”
To achieve this, the vehicle sports an ultralight carbon/aluminium-construction chassis with Li-Tec CERIO “flat cell” technology, formula racing technology and — best of all — approval for on-road use.
The e-2 manages 0 to 60 miles per hour in less than five seconds. Its top speed is electronically limited to 155 mph, and the whole kit n’ kaboodle happens thanks four 134-horsepower electric motors — one per wheel — and an all-electrical drive system.
A sales launch is set for the beginning of 2010 and production is expected to occur in 2011.
The aim until then? Preparing the e-2 to compete in a 24-hour race.
