The crew that made it possible is made up of former McLaren, Williams F1 and JLR engineers
Electric cars will become a more and more influential part of the automotive sector, with their roots now slowly but steadily looking to cement a place in motorsports of all sorts.
The idea of an all-electric muscle car is still shunned by many, but it will happen eventually. Just have a look at Chevy’s eCOPO Camaro.
Sure, neither Chevy or Ford, for that matter, won’t sell you an all-electric pony/muscle car (yet), but these guys will.
They’re called Charge and have just built a 1960s Mustang-bodied electric car. The EV relies on a 64 kWh battery pack juicing up a 300 kW electric motor and, says Electrek, supports a 50 kW charge rate thanks to a DC fast-charging system.
Customers can have it as RWD or AWD, with the 0-100 km/h (62 mph) sprint cleared in 3.09 seconds.
Price-wise, Charge’s all-electric Mustang will require £200,000 from your bank account (that’s roughly $259,200), including a £5,000 deposit. Deliveries are said to commence in September 2019.
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