Deus Automobiles is developing a 2,200 horsepower, 1,495 pound-feet of torque electric hypercar!
Today, EV entrepreneurs are in no short supply. But that doesn’t mean that new businesses don’t start up every day. Deus Automobiles, an Austrian business that is producing the Vayanne electric hypercar, is the most recent startup to jump on board. The Vayanne has been introduced by the firm at the current New York Auto Show. The hypercar, which will be available to consumers in 2025, boasts absurd power ratings.
In what condition is the Deus Vayanne outside?
The New York Auto Show’s prototype is a “production-oriented idea.” It has a basic front and a very bold back in terms of design. At first glance, the front gives off a Ferrari 296 GTB impression, and the back gives off a Bugatti Chiron sense.
The Vanquish is, according to Deus, “the manifesto of the DEUS design language of symmetry and infinity that sculpts the car’s character.” Having said that, it looks nice in its present form.
Deus even mentioned that it has functional storage capacity and 4.7 inches of ground clearance, making it a useful hypercar. Giorgetto Giugiaro’s company Italdesign and Williams Advanced Engineering, a business connected to Williams in Formula One, have worked together with Deus.
How Does the Inside of the Deus Vayanne Look?
It appears moderately useful and unremarkable on the inside. It doesn’t have a futuristic appearance or a large screen on the dash, which are features that are now standard on EVs. The Vayanne’s cabin should make you feel wonderful if you’re still getting used to the interiors of electric vehicles. The flat-bottom steering wheel and fully digital instrument cluster behind it make the cockpit appear to be a comfortable place to be from the outside.
The Vayanne has green interiors, according to the firm. For the upholstery, you can choose natural leather. The interior also features the “infinity” concept. This is visible on the doors and dashboard, according to Deus.
How much power is produced by the Deus Vayanne?
Although not all of the information regarding the powertrain is currently known, we do have some jaw-dropping numbers.
There is no information on how many motors it has, but it wouldn’t be far-fetched to assume that it has a quad-motor system. However, as these numbers are “computer-simulated performance, not proven,” let’s take them with a grain of salt. It is still more potent than the Estrema Fulminea’s 2,040 horsepower, the Lotus Evija’s 1,973 horsepower, and the Rimac Nevera’s 1,914 horsepower.
According to these numbers, the hypercar will be able to accelerate from zero to 62 mph in just 1.99 seconds and reach a high speed of more than 248 mph. Even a customizable “Deus Active Sound” is included with the Vayanne to improve the driving experience.
The Views They Voiced
“At DEUS, design is more than just aesthetics; it’s an integrated concept that embodies the brand’s core values: to sexily blend exquisite design and utility with cutting-edge technology in the EV hypercar market. We decided to stylize the Vayanne on the idea of symmetry and geometric alignment of its lines and design aspects in order to highlight this harmony, according to Adrian-Filip Butuca, head of design at DEUS.
“We are really pleased with the outcomes obtained with the Vayanne during this initial stage of our partnership with DEUS. We can offer our technical support and know-how due to our unique experience in low series vehicle development and manufacturing. Additionally, we are eager to utilise and incorporate the cutting-edge technology offered by our partner Williams Advanced Engineering,” added Marco Volpengo, Italdesign’s head of automotive business development for Europe.
Final Reflections
Deus stated that there will only be 99 Vayannes produced, and the first shipment will be made in 2025. Because the startup only developed the concept in 2020, there is still time. Although the price hasn’t been disclosed, we estimate it to be well over a million dollars.
