Dreame launches two models that remind us of others that already exist

The luxury car market keeps growing, and more and more brands are establishing themselves in this demanding segment. These are not cars that can sit in just any garage, and their price is certainly within reach of only a few. Some of the brands that have appeared come from companies that already exist and, although they are dedicated to other things, have set out to build cars of this kind. Dreame is a Chinese manufacturer of domestic vacuum cleaners, and it has presented not one but two cars aimed at the top of the range.

However, although the manufacturer’s ambition, whose CEO is a great enthusiast of luxury cars, appears to be to challenge the major established brands, it seems that they have looked to those rivals to design their first two models. In the case of the hypercar they have designed, its styling is excessively reminiscent of the Bugatti Chiron.

A copy of the Chiron

The images released of the Chinese manufacturer’s vehicle leave no room for doubt. From the horseshoe grille to the body design, everything is based on this iconic model. These images distributed by the brand do not show a real vehicle, but renders showing the manufacturer’s intentions. It has also been said that they were created with AI, so this project may remain only an intention that never becomes reality. At least, in this way.

The Chinese hypercar shows a four-door coupé, something that already departs from the car it is based on. The headlights are also different, and the interior has been designed in a different direction from the one presented by the Chiron. The French model does not feature a multimedia screen, whereas the Chinese version is dominated by a large screen for the information and entertainment system.

Dreame’s intention is to challenge the Bugatti itself, but also the Chinese manufacturer YangWang and Rimac. The drivetrain will be electric, and it has been announced that the first prototype of the model will be presented at the CES in Las Vegas in January 2026.

The Rolls Royce Cullinan made in China

But the “coincidences” do not end there, as Dreame has presented a second model for the coming months. It is a luxury SUV whose exterior design strongly recalls the Rolls Royce Cullinan. As in the previous case, it starts from the Chiron and changes have been made to the design, but this time it is based on the British SUV, with technological innovations that in theory enhance the equipment of the model on which it could be based.

In principle, Dreame has created two automotive divisions: Dreame Auto, dedicated to manufacturing supercars, and Starry Sky Auto, which aims to position itself against brands such as Rolls Royce and Bentley. For now, there are no physical versions of these models, but it seems that within a few months more will be known about the technological equipment of these two models.