After we met him almost a year ago at the Dubai Motor Show, the Aspark Owl , the 100% electric Japanese hyper sports car, will start being delivered to the first of the 50 customers who were able (and wanted) to give the 2.9 million euros that this model costs.
Produced in Italy in collaboration with Manifattura Automobili Torino, the Aspark Owl was put to the test this summer in a series of tests that took place at the Misano circuit.
There, the Owl proved to be living up to its ambitions, fulfilling the traditional 0 to 60 miles (0 to 96 km/h) in just 1.72s! Most impressively, this time was achieved using Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 tires that can be used on the road instead of competition tyres.
Aspark Owl numbers
Equipped with four electric motors, the Owl has 2012 cv (1480 kW) of power and around 2000 Nm of torque, values that allow it to boost its around 1900 kg (dry) up to 96 km/h in 1.69s (which were almost confirmed) and at 400 km/h h of maximum speed.
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As for the battery, it has a capacity of 64 kWh, a power of 1300 kW and can be recharged in 80 minutes in a 44 kW charger, offering 450 km of autonomy (NEDC) to what is probably the lowest legal hypersports road of all.