Shelby sets out to build Ultimate Aero EV, the world’s fastest electric car
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Who needs to be “green” when you can go really, really fast? Well, Shelby Supercars figures it can have it both ways, with an all-electric version of the Ultimate Aero, the Ultimate Aero EV. Seeing how the Ultimate Aero is already the world’s faster production car (at least officially, sorry Buggati), they don’t see it as much of a leap of faith for this new version to carry that mantle into the electric space: “I think we can do it faster, leaner and cleaner than any other manufacturer,” says the ever-modest SSC founder Jerod Shelby. The new car will be powered by a single 373kW electric motor, with a dual-motor “high performance” version being considered, which should give its gas guzzling sibling some serious competition around the track. Testing will begin in February next year, with full production supposed to commence in Q4 2009.[Thanks, Yossi]Read | Permalink | Email this | Comments
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