Deus Vayanne, an electric supercar with 2,230 CV that is going to surprise

The New York Auto Show has already delivered several surprises, and among them the Deus Vayanne stands out. This hypercar offers a staggering 2,230 CV and has one particularity: it is an electric car. A real milestone, dressed in a design by ItalDesign that presents an attractive, dynamic and powerful image.

The architecture that defines this hypercar is important. At the front, the grille stands out, delivering the imposing look expected of a hypercar. A modern, contemporary design that helps achieve good aerodynamics, something essential to deliver the figures that have been announced.

At the rear, a style has been created that recalls the Möbius strip, the symbol of infinity. A hexagonal lattice helps create a sense of three-dimensionality that reinforces the bold look of the car. The design carries over into the interior, which has been designed to offer practical and manageable access. There are several physical controls and several screens to manage all the onboard systems.

One screen displays the instrumentation, while another handles the management of the information and entertainment system. The third takes care of the chronograph functions, so it has a well-distributed and practical equipment layout.

Some impressive figures

We have little information about this vehicle, because although these figures have been mentioned, they are not official. There is no information about the battery capacities or the type of electric motor that will drive it. The announced power is 2,230 CV and the maximum torque is 2,000 Nm. With this, it is no surprise that it will reach 100 km/h from a standstill in just under two seconds. This is not within reach of many supercars, so we are eager for it to be confirmed.

The top speed would be set at 400 km/h, another figure that is rather dizzying. Only 99 units of this model will be produced, and it is known that Williams Advanced Engineering is also involved, although it has not been revealed in what way it has taken part in its development. For now, the delivery date of the first units has been set for 2025, so sometime between this year and that one all the details will become known.