A Gallery Showcasing the All-Electric Wiesmann Project Thunderball
Driving the all-electric Wiesmann Project Thunderball.
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A Gallery Showcasing the All-Electric Wiesmann Project Thunderball
Image Credit: Wiesmann GmbH The car has been developed to have a range of 311 miles and the ability to rapid-charge at up to 300 kw.
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A Gallery Showcasing the All-Electric Wiesmann Project Thunderball
Image Credit: Wiesmann GmbH The 3,747-pound production version is planned to have 680 hp and 811 ft lbs of torque.
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A Gallery Showcasing the All-Electric Wiesmann Project Thunderball
Image Credit: Wiesmann GmbH The unique 92 kwh battery pack is housed under the huge front clamshell rather than within a skateboard-style platform.
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A Gallery Showcasing the All-Electric Wiesmann Project Thunderball
Image Credit: Wiesmann GmbH Project Thunderball fires from zero to 60 mph in 2.9 seconds.
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A Gallery Showcasing the All-Electric Wiesmann Project Thunderball
Image Credit: Wiesmann GmbH Parked in front of Wiesmann’s “Gecko Factory,” Project Thunderball shows off fulsome curves that draw upon classic British sports cars like the Austin-Healey 100 and Jaguar XK120.
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A Gallery Showcasing the All-Electric Wiesmann Project Thunderball
Image Credit: Wiesmann GmbH The cabin combines hand-stitched leather and analogue dials with exposed carbon weave, a digital driver display and a central touchscreen.
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A Gallery Showcasing the All-Electric Wiesmann Project Thunderball
Image Credit: Wiesmann GmbH Each vehicle can be customized to taste.
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A Gallery Showcasing the All-Electric Wiesmann Project Thunderball
Image Credit: Wiesmann GmbH With a projected price of $310,000, the model is scheduled to reach showrooms in early 2024.
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A Gallery Showcasing the All-Electric Wiesmann Project Thunderball
Image Credit: Wiesmann GmbH The electric soft-top roof retracts in nine seconds.
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A Gallery Showcasing the All-Electric Wiesmann Project Thunderball
Image Credit: Wiesmann GmbH Project Thunderball’s egg-shaped grille and insectoid lights are distinctively Wiesmann.
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A Gallery Showcasing the All-Electric Wiesmann Project Thunderball
Image Credit: Wiesmann GmbH Wiesmann’s new two-seater features a chassis that’s aluminum clad in carbon fiber.
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A Gallery Showcasing the All-Electric Wiesmann Project Thunderball
Image Credit: Wiesmann GmbH Inside Wiesmann’s distinctive “Gecko Factory” near Düsseldorf, Germany.