With a carbon fiber chassis that’s 70% lighter than steel and an aerodynamic body that delivers insane grip the Nio EP9 Electric Supercar isn’t just fast — it’s one of the fastest EVs ever built. Its powertrain delivers one megawatt of power to the wheels, the equivalent of 1,342 hp. Four individual gearboxes and huge tires let it go from 0-124 mph in just 7.1 seconds and hit a top speed of nearly 195 mph, and a three-position active wing system works in concert with the body to give it twice the downforce of an F1 car. Custom brakes let you get the thing stopped in a hurry, an all-digital cockpit with multiple screens keep key info available at a glance, and the interchangeable battery system lets you log full days at the track — tracks like the Nurburgring, where the car posted an EV record-breaking lap of just 7 minutes and 05.12 seconds.
