Guide · Updated July 2026

Every electric hypercar, sorted by what's real

"Hypercar" gets attached to a lot of renders. This guide separates cars you can see, hear (barely) and time — from cars that exist as claims. 9 are real. 3 are still promises.

The answer

9 electric hypercars have actually been built and delivered — led by the Rimac Nevera R, Pininfarina Battista, Lotus Evija, Aspark Owl and YangWang U9. Another 3 exist only as announcements, with figures that remain manufacturer targets until a production car is timed.

Last verified: July 26, 2026 · Methodology

Real: built and delivered

Electric hypercars in production or delivered
CarPower0–100 km/hUnitsPriceStatus
YangWang (BYD) U9 Xtreme2977 hp30€2.4MLimited series
Rimac Nevera R2107 hp1.72 s40€2.3MLimited series
Lotus Evija2012 hp2.90 s130€2.7MLimited series
Aspark Owl1980 hp1.78 s50€2.9MLimited series
Rimac Nevera1914 hp1.82 s150€2.1MSold out
Automobili Pininfarina Battista1900 hp1.86 s150€2.2MLimited series
NIO EP91341 hp2.70 s16€1.4MSold out
YangWang (BYD) U91287 hp2.36 sseries€215kIn production
Hyptec (GAC) SSR1224 hp1.90 sseries€154kIn production

Announced: figures are targets

Announced electric hypercars and prototypes
CarClaimed powerClaimed top speedStatus
Deus Automobiles Vayanne2200 hp400 km/hAnnounced
Automobili Estrema Fulminea2040 hp350 km/hPrototype
Tesla Roadster (2nd gen)400 km/hAnnounced

What makes a hypercar electric-first

The template is settled: four motors, one per wheel, torque vectoring, an 800-volt (or higher) battery, and launch numbers no combustion drivetrain can reach. The Rimac Nevera set the pattern; the YangWang U9 showed China can do it at a fifth of the price. What no spec sheet shows: all of them do it in near silence — which is the point of the rally we built for them.