Drako Dragon Electric SUV Promises To Make 2000 HP, Go 200 MPH, And Not Be Vaporware | Carscoops carscoops
electric car, are promising an all-new model before the end of the year. The all-new Dragon will be the first SUV from the company and it comes with some very big promises. Not only is the five-passenger vehicle supposed to be super-luxurious, but Drako also claims that it’ll have 2,000 hp , rocket from 0-60 in just 1.9 seconds, and have a top speed in excess of 200 mph .
First and foremost, that 2,000 hp number is a product of a quad-motor setup and a battery module that Drako builds in-house. The combination of those parts is what gives the Dragon its above-mentioned 0-60 sprint speed but also a claimed 9.0-second quarter-mile time. If true, that would bump theJay Leno Doesn’t Seem That Impressed With The Electric $1.2M Drako GTE
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