that the vehicle will have the performance to match “the Mercedes-AMG GT and maybe the higher-end Porsche Taycans, but it’s more catering to the internal-combustion crowd than trying to become a faster Tesla Model S Plaid.”The vehicle’s battery will produce more than 100 kWh; while the power it provides is decent, it is nowhere near the DeLorean from the Back to the Future franchise, which was using nuclear power, uranium to be exact, to produce 1.21 gigawatts of power.
Autocar also reported that the vehicle will be sold in limited quantities. The first 88 of Alpha5’s will not be street legal and will have their associated NFTs. The rest of the limited production will be permitted for the roads.Unfortunately, that is all we know about this new luxury electric vehicle as it won't be unveiled until the