BLOG: Polestar and Hypercars to be Excited About in 2021
2020 was a difficult, but the Auto Industry drives on.
Polestar and Hypercars to be Excited About in 2021
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2020 was a difficult, but the Auto Industry drives on.
Sales dropped close to zero due to lockdowns giving dealerships no choice but to close. Factories focusing resources producing PPE and sanitizer.
However the industry thrives in the second half of 2020 as we take back some normality. Needing a vibrant 2021/2022 to bring people back kicking, and inject a sense of effort redoubled the second time around.
For automotive drives, livers and lovers a plethora of EV companies and HyperCars will take the spotlight. Delayed but arriving now, here they are.
2021 will be a huge year for Electric Cars:
Mazda, Koda, and Volvo have sparkling new Debut EV's coming in. Add Lucid and Rivian to the mix. A pressing question is will Audi differentiate Porsche Taycan sibling from E Tron- GT? A second burning question of: is it feasible to make electric cars feel majorly different to one another.
Sticking with EV:
The industry is curious to see what Tesla will do next. In the pipeline, are The Roadster, Cybertruck and Semi? Mass production honed on Model Y and 3. Now officially the richest man- will Elon Musk hit the target of The Roadster hitting 250mph/ 600 mile range.
Tesla Plans to Deliver:
Tesla is currently a future vision-setter- making its reputation gleam with Electric Vehicles. Planning to present the Model S Plaid with 1,100 horsepower. Claiming to be the quickest production car to be made.
2021 HYPERCARS
The Porsche 911 Safari:
A car respecting the 60's rally racers, two of this particular model have been produced for a special clients. The reason for this, you need a very deep pocket.
Polestar:
An Electric supplier to be aware of. Bringing you Precept and three performance SUV some time very soon.
Toyota Yaris GR:
Gaining near-universal praise since emerging months ago- the all-wheel drive special. Our bright and early first glance implied it will not struggle to sell the 25,000 copies planned to be built.
The Aston Martin Valkyrie:
When a Formula One design supremo takes control with zero motor restrictions: a Valkyrie appears. Vying for leadership with Mercedes AMG One 2017. Partner to the V6 turbo that gave Lewis Hamilton his World Championship 2015. Oh and four electric motors for the sake.
The Evija Lotus:
Surging from 186mph in under 9 seconds, producing 2,000 horsepower- double that of Mercedes One.
Rimac C_ Two:
Adding this to the Lotus and Valkyrie, we now have a holy trinity.
T- 50 by Gordon Murray:
This is likely to go down as a sure swansong.