How does it compare?
The *Estrema Fulminea* shakes up the electric vehicle market with its raw power and blistering acceleration, holding its own against the *Tesla Roadster*, *Rimac Nevera*, and *Lotus Evija*. Lets dig into the numbers and see where each of these EVs stands in the electrifying battleground of speed demons.
Range
Where staying power is concerned, the *Estrema Fulminea* offers a commendable range of 520 km (323 miles), not too far off from the *Tesla Roadster*, which promises a stunning 1000 km (620 miles). The *Rimac Nevera* falls in between with a respectable 550 km (342 miles), while the *Lotus Evija* manages around 400 km (248 miles). Clearly, the Fulminea holds its own in the middle of the pack, far from being a slouch in this department.
Acceleration
When it comes to carving out the shortest path from 0 to 100 km/h (0 to 62 mph), the *Estrema Fulminea* achieves an eye-watering sprint of just 1.8 seconds. Compare that to the *Rimac Nevera*, which hits 100 km/h (62 mph) in about 1.85 seconds. The *Tesla Roadster* follows closely at 1.9 seconds, while the *Lotus Evija* rounds out the pack at 2.9 seconds. The Fulminea lives up to its name, delivering electrifying performance quicker than a lightning bolt.
Power
In the raw power department, the *Estrema Fulminea* flexes with 2040 horsepower (1521 kW). The *Rimac Nevera* claims 1914 horsepower (1426 kW), while the *Lotus Evija* cranks out a titanic 1972 horsepower (1470 kW). The *Tesla Roadster* remains a bit more secretive about specific power figures but is estimated to hover around 1000 horsepower (746 kW). Here, the Fulminea reigns supreme, a testament to Italian muscle electrified to its core.
Charging Time
In the pit stops of the future, charging time is king. The *Estrema Fulminea* features a 100 kWh battery but exact fast-charging times are still in the shadows. On the other hand, the *Rimac Nevera*, with a 120 kWh battery, charges to 80% in around 30 minutes. The *Tesla Roadster*, boasting a 200 kWh battery, is projected to charge to 80% in 45 minutes, while the *Lotus Evija*, with a 70 kWh battery, can juice up to 80% in 18 minutes. Despite the unknowns, the Fulminea is poised to fit right into the swift EV pit-lane circus.
Price
Now, let’s talk shillings and clams. The *Estrema Fulminea* comes with an eye-popping price tag of $2,300,000 (£1,880,000/€2,155,000). For comparison, the *Rimac Nevera* clocks in at around $2,400,000 (£1,960,000/€2,250,000). The *Lotus Evija* asks for $2,200,000 (£1,730,000/€2,060,000), while the *Tesla Roadster* is comparatively the bargain of the lot at a projected $200,000 (£159,000/€187,000). Clearly, high voltage comes with a high price.



