Britain has produced some of the world’s most iconic performance cars, like the McLaren F1, the Jaguar E-Type, Lotus Elise and even the Aston Martin Valkyrie, which have dominated the headlines. However, there are several smaller manufacturers and lesser-known models that have pushed the boundaries of speed and engineering that haven't received mainstream recognition.

This article highlights one such car—a machine that combines cutting-edge design with raw performance yet remains largely overlooked. Built for speed and precision, it rivals some of the fastest cars on the road, but it hasn't reached the mainstream spotlight. In its road-legal form, it will only have a production run of 100 units, and this pure electric car is unlike anything built before.

We will explore its development, specifications, and performance to understand what makes it special. By comparing it to better-known rivals, we’ll see how it stacks up in terms of power, aerodynamics, and handling. Despite its low profile, this car represents British engineering at its finest. No matter how big of a gearhead one may be, even ICE purists can't ignore this EV. While it looks like a Batmobile and sounds like one too at first glance, it's designed to shatter as many records as possible.

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