Siliconemelons
Ssraeszha Raider
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What vehicle do you drive?
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Haus
I am Big Balls!
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It honestly seems like they felt they had to do something "radical" as a departure from their normal... The problem is people who love Ferraris love that normal, they WANT that normal. Why couldn't they have just taken a traditional Ferrari style body and started there, modifying where needed to accommodate batteries instead of engine/tank, etc?? I have literally seen DIYers do "electric conversions" of classic cars... It can't be that monumentally hard. heh
And apparently there are already all electric supercars, so this was just a specific design decision to try to redefine what people want in a supercar and the new thought of what people SHOULD be wanting was apparently "An Apple mouse with wheels"
And apparently there are already all electric supercars, so this was just a specific design decision to try to redefine what people want in a supercar and the new thought of what people SHOULD be wanting was apparently "An Apple mouse with wheels"
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Juvarisx
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The Lotus Evija is ridiculous and apparently a blast to drive. Then theres this...
Anyways IDK why Ferrari went with this design, it reminds me of those stupid Lambo SUV's, just trying to create a market for people who want the name and not care what the car actually is.
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Sheriff Cad
scientia potentia est
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I like EV's and EV supercars are stupid. The whole thing that made it a supercar and differentiated it was the engines.
Sheriff Cad
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Exclusivity, its the entire reason they can demand higher prices and higher margins on their nice brands.
The Toyota MR2 (the 2nd gen one) is a good example of how you can absolutely make a kinda-supercar (at least look like one) on a budget. Fix the rear suspension and put a camry V6 with a turbo on it in there and it absolutely can be a supercar. All these things are cheap.