2.1s
0 - 100 km/h
710 km
WLTP range
1,340 hp
Peak power
352 km/h
Top speed
The range
Veyra GT
The grand tourer. Two motors, all-wheel drive, and 710 km of range wrapped in a carbon monocoque.
Veyra S
The track weapon. Tri-motor torque vectoring, active aero, and a 2.1 second launch off the line.
Veyra Roadster
The open car. A folding hardtop, the same 1,340 hp, and nothing between you and the horizon.
Veyra One
The halo. Fifty built by hand, a quad-motor drivetrain, and a top speed north of 380 km/h.
The powertrain is the whole car.
A 108 kWh solid-state pack sits low in the floor, feeding motors that spin to 22,000 rpm. An 800-volt architecture takes the battery from ten to eighty percent in eleven minutes on a fast charger. Every axle is torque-vectored a thousand times a second, so the car reads the road before you do. No gearbox. No lag. No sound but the air leaving your ears.
Solid-state pack
108 kWh at half the weight of a lithium cell, cooled by a dielectric bath and rated for a decade of track days.
800-volt charging
Ten to eighty percent in eleven minutes. A five-minute stop buys you two hundred kilometres of range.
Active aerodynamics
A rear wing and floor flaps that trim drag on the straight and plant the car through the corner.