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Chinese EV startup NextEV opens Silicon Valley headquarters

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Another electric car startup from China has officially come to California, with NextEV opening an office in San Jose.  The firm joins a growing list of Chinese EV startups making their way to the West coast of the US.

While NextEV has not formally shown any cars, but we recently reported on a leaked image of a NextEV supercar concept testing in the UK.  It is rumored to have Rimac-like performance, with 1360hp, a top speed of over 186mph and a 0-60 time of under 3 seconds, and will be formally revealed in November.  It makes sense that NextEV would be interested in sportscars, as the company is also known for their Formula E team.  Their driver Nelson Piquet Jr. won the inaugural Formula E championship in 2014-2015.


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First image of NextEV’s all-electric supercar leaked: a ~1MW/1,360hp machine

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You might know NextEV for its team in the all-electric Formula E championship, but that’s only a glimpse of what the electric vehicle company has been working on. The China- and California-based automaker, known to be well-funded by Chinese tech tycoons, is working on EV programs from a low-volume all-electric supercar to a mass-produced more affordable passenger car.

Now the first image of NextEV’s upcoming all-electric supercar has leaked and Electrek has been able to confirm its veracity and a few specifications.
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