Many start-up companies have been focusing on either making electric cars, sports cars, or three-wheeled vehicles. However, there seems to finally be one that is attempting to meet all three of those options at once. Canadian company Daymak recently unveiled their newest plans for road vehicles; the Avvenire line. Daymak is a producer of E-bikes, electric scooters and other light electric vehicles. The model in question - named the Spiritus - has a combination of sci-fi looks, sports car driving, and enough EV technology to make it one worth looking forward to . While only in the initial development stage, founder Aldo Baiocchi wholeheartedly believes this is the car of the future for someone looking for something more stylish and unique as well as sporty.
The Spiritus Looks More Futuristic Than Its Rivals
The Spiritus looks like a cross between the Polaris Slingshot and the lightcycle from TRON, but is intended to be 100% road legal for everyday use. The basic setup is around a small chassis that will fit two occupants and "rides like a go kart and loaded with features". The company claims that "you will be able to see and feel the difference and improved quality of life (and peace of mind) when you get in your sleek, beautifully engineering two-seater electric car that takes off and reaches full speed in seconds". The brand promises to create an affordable and sporty vehicle that people will want to own.
The Spiritus Comes In Two Models
The Spiritus definitely has nearly exotic looks, with scissor doors, aggressive aerodynamics, and futuristic taillight setup. The car is offered in two versions called the Deluxe and the Ultimate. The Deluxe option is intended to be the main seller at just under $20,000 USD, and preorder was recently opened on them. Deluxe comes with a range of 180 miles and a top speed of around 85 miles per hour. With the roof-mounted solar panels charging non-motor parts of the vehicle, it is expected to go from 0-60 in just under 7 seconds.
The Ultimate Trim Brings Serious Performance
The Ultimate is the same size but is a completely different animal at $149,000, Filled with high tech and performance components, it has more than double the range and a 0-60 time of under 2 seconds. Additionally, it will feature wider rubber, use an all-wheel drive setup, and weight less than the Deluxe. Other improvements include full autonomous driving, wireless charging, and a full-carbon body.
Source: Daymak