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High performance electric vehicles
The sports car is powered by electric motors. Considered an "iPad" on wheels thanks to its connectivity and artificial intelligence. The Tomahawk uses electricity stored in the battery pack to power the electric motors and turn the wheels. When depleted, the batteries are recharged using grid electricity, either from a wall socket or a dedicated charging unit. A motor is mounted to each individual wheel allowing for an impressive amount of torque while sensors adjust each unit accordingly to the terrain for optimal control and stability. Its uniquely engineered horizontal air suspension also captures the road's hurdles with much greater smoothness allowing for either a manual or automated elevation. The supercar chassis is made of mostly carbon fiber with a hint of aluminum components.
PARAGON Auto-Motive
We engineer emotions, united with car enthusiasts to co-create opulent EVs designed for the ultimate experience.
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