540 km, measured honestly
We quote range with the heating on, the highway under you, and five people aboard. The number you see is the number you get, not a best-case figure from a climate-controlled lab at 23 degrees.
Velar · Vela GT
Somewhere along the way the electric car got too polite. Too smooth, too silent, too eager to vanish under you. The Vela GT plugs in and still argues with the road: 0 to 100 in 3.1 seconds, 540 kilometers of honest range, and a chassis that talks back.
Our position
Electric should feel like progress you can feel in your spine, not a number you read on a screen. So we built a car that plugs in and still refuses to disappear.
Range, charging, and feel are where most electric cars quietly cut corners. These are the three we would not.
We quote range with the heating on, the highway under you, and five people aboard. The number you see is the number you get, not a best-case figure from a climate-controlled lab at 23 degrees.
A 350 kW pack that holds its charge rate instead of tapering the second you plug in. Long enough to stretch your legs, short enough that you resent the coffee line more than the car.
Dual rear-biased motors and adaptive vectoring send power to the wheel that wants it, mid-bend, in real time. It does not correct your line. It rewards it.
Reserve the Vela GT with a fully refundable deposit. Configuration opens in early 2027 and deliveries begin that autumn. No dealer markup, no artificial queue, no theatrics.