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Caterham Project V: The Electric Sports Car That Breaks Every Expectation

Lotus Ephemer Concept : Swiss sports car concept





Switzerland is known for good cheese, fine chocolate and the beautiful Alpine life. With regard to cars only the Geneva Motor Show is a household word. That does not mean that the Confederates have no interest in cars.

The design of the 4.77 meters long and 1.38 meters high sports car was inspired by the Swiss marine animals such as sharks and manta rays. The wheels are reminiscent of water lilies. The study will be approximately 1100 kg heavy. A 500-horsepower engine would fit like the Swiss in his sports car when the study will be translated into reality. So would a top speed of 300 km / h possible, so the developer.

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