The world's third paragraph with F1 racing technology super sports car, will debut at the Geneva Motor Show

Dendrobium, an electric supercar concept built by Vanda Electrics, a Singapore-based electric car company, will make its debut at the Geneva Motor Show this March.

In order to Dendrobium this project, Vanda Electrics has invested 10 million US dollars, but also invited the Williams Group's team responsible for the Williams F1 engine engineering, testing and manufacturing work of Williams Advanced Engineering technology department, the body air force design, lightweight composite Materials, batteries and power transmission system development.

Dendrobium uses Williams Advanced Engineering's Formula One racing technology. The front grille is designed to mimic Formula One racing, aerodynamics is used in the design, and the spoiler design is used in many vehicles.

In power, an unofficial data, Dendrobium is equipped with four wheel motor as a power source, the maximum horsepower 1500hp, 100 km acceleration time of 2.6 seconds, the maximum speed of up to 400 km.

Dendrobium body length 5540mm, width 2270mm, high 1100mm, wheelbase 3530mm, weight 1750kg, with 90-100kWh battery capacity, the longest mileage to reach 400 km.