Introducing the Drako Dragon, a $290,000 luxury EV with a whopping 2,000hp

The Drako Dragon SuperSUV from Drako Motors is super expensive, but the powertrain pumps out 2,000hp to get you places in a really fast time.

Introducing the Drako Dragon, a $290,000 luxury EV with a whopping 2,000hp
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Drako Motors has unveiled the Drako Dragon SuperSUV, a super pricey $290,000 electric car that is insanely fast. The American luxury sports manufacturer wants to ramp up production but isn't in a big rush to push a car that isn't fully prepared.

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The quad motor powertrain with Drako DriveOS NanoControl creates a massive 2,000 hp that leads to an extremely fast driving experience. The car accelerates 0-60 mph in just 1.9 seconds, with a quarter-mile time of 9 seconds, and a top speed of more than 200 mph. The full carbon fiber design structure of the Dragon allowed it to reduce overall body weight by 50% - but Drako promises twice the structural rigidity.

Drako was able to apply positive and negative torque to each individual wheel, a level of control that simply isn't achievable with a single-engine vehicle using regular mechanics. The front wing is designed for aerodynamics enhanced with reduced drag and proper downforce.

The interior looks clean, dominated by a massive 17.1-inch touchscreen that actively monitors the Dragon's systems - and allows for easy configuration if needed. All physical controls are mounted on the steering wheel which also provides a sensational tactile feel.

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Here is a list of full specs:

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Reservations are currently open for the Dragon - designed in Italy but manufactured in the United States. Production and the first round of deliveries is expected to begin sometime in 2026. A refundable deposit of $5,000 is required to snag your First Edition model in a few years... hopefully. A regular Dragon model requires a $500 reservation fee.

The full press release is available here (PDF).