Wiesmann's €320,000 Project Thunderball EV Sold Out For First Year via insideevs.com
Wiesmann, a small German manufacturer of luxury sports cars, claims that its Project Thunderball EV is sold out for its first year of production.
Described by Wiesmann as the world's first all-electric luxury roadster, the €300,000 Project Thunderball has seen"exceptional" demand from customers worldwide, resulting in the two-seater now being allocated for the first year of production. Wiesmann says it will start making the electric roadster in 2024 at its"Gecko" production facility in Dülmen, Germany, which will deliver the brand's"unique blend of precision engineering and bespoke coachbuilding expertise." The first customer deliveries will begin in 2024.it expects to build during the first year of production, but we imagine there won't be too many of them given the price tag and the fact it will be hand built.
"We are all extremely proud that Project Thunderball – the car which heralds the return of the storied Wiesmann brand – should resonate so strongly with driving enthusiasts from around the world … To have already sold out the first year of production proves the unique appeal of Project Thunderball and represents a phenomenal start to a Wiesmann's new, electrified era."
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