This is Elextra, the rival of the Porsche Mission E set to reach the market in 2019

The Elextra is an all-electric supercar that has been created by Robert Palm (CEO of the design house Classic Factory) and by the Danish entrepreneur Poul Sohl. The project also involves other brands and will go on sale in 2019 with a price of around 450,000 euros. The model will rival the Tesla Model S, the Porsche Mission E and the NIO EP9.

The project was unveiled last February at the Geneva Motor Show. At that presentation we were able to see a teaser of its exterior design. A few months later, we can now see the model in its entirety.

Palm has stated that funding for the project is already in its second phase, which means the model will soon begin to be manufactured in Stuttgart (Germany). “We must be able to seriously start development in the coming weeks. Our goal is to show a prototype next spring,” said the creator.

Although production has not yet begun, the brand confirmed it will be a four-door vehicle with two electric motors and four-wheel drive. The supercar will have a power output of 670 CV, allowing an acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in less than 2.3 seconds. The Elextra’s top speed will be 250 km/h and it will have a range of 600 km. In addition, its monocoque, bodywork and wheels will be made of carbon fibre to achieve a lighter weight.

The brand has confirmed that for now only 100 units of the model will be built, but they do not rule out increasing production if the supercar is successful. “We could even build a second-generation supercar,” said the CEO of Classic Factory.