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John Mahoney25 Mar 2022
NEWS

1000kW DEUS Vayanne EV previewed

Battery-powered Bugatti rival developed in partnership with Williams and Italdesign

DEUS Automobiles has previewed an all-new hypercar named Vayanne that it will reveal at the New York motor show on April 13.
 
Claimed to be named after the city of Vienna, the Austrian-based 2022 DEUS Vayanne has been created in partnership with Italdesign and Williams Advanced Engineering.
 


Few details have been revealed for what's believed to be an all-wheel drive, 1000kW hypercar rival for the likes of the Lotus Evija, Rimac Nevera and the forthcoming replacement for the Bugatti Chiron.
 
What is certain, however, is the Vayenne will be based on the EV start-up's all-new dedicated EVX pure-electric vehicle architecture.
 

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Using the battery pack as a structural component, DEUS is developing 104kWh, 120kWh and 160kWh battery options.
 
It's not known if the batteries will be produced in-house or supplied by Formula E supplier Williams Advanced Engineering.
 
All will be revealed at the New York motor show when the DEUS Vayanne will be fully revealed.

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