Jun 15, 2024 23:48:00

The EV supercar 'Aspark OWL SP600' recorded a speed of 438.78 km/h, becoming the world's fastest EV

The OWL SP600 , an EV supercar being developed by technical staffing agency Aspark , has recorded the world's fastest speed of 438.78 km/h.

Aspark OWL becomes world's fastest EV at 438.7 km/h [Video]
https://electrek.co/2024/06/12/aspark-owl-hypercar-becomes-worlds-fastest-ev-438-7-km-h-video/

On June 8, 2024, Aspark had professional driver Marc Bassen test drive the OWL SP600 at Automotive Testing Papenburg in Papenburg, northern Germany.

On his second attempt, Basseng recorded a speed of 438.78 km/h, breaking the world speed record for an EV.

The previous record was 412 km/h, set by Croatian EV manufacturer Rimac Nevera in November 2022.

Record-Breaking Rimac Never Hits 412kph to Become World's Fastest Production Electric Car – Rimac Newsroom

https://www.rimac-newsroom.com/press-releases/rimac-automobili/record-breaking-rimac-never-hits-412kph-to-become-world-s-fastest-production-ele

Aspark developed the OWL with the aim of creating 'the world's best commercially available car that can be driven on public roads,' and it has achieved a 0-100km/h time of under two seconds, the time required to accelerate from a standstill to 100km/h.

Aspark OWL achieves the world's fastest 0-100km/h 2 second cut for a commercial vehicle (February 11, 2018: Tochigi) - YouTube