Many are saying that the e-Wolf e2 takes it’s styling cues from Lamborghinis and the angular Ferrari Enzo, and you can see their point.  What sets this particular (and at the moment theoretical) supercar apart is what’s under the bonnet.

Rather than a roaring V12, the e-Wolf uses 4 134bhp electric motors – one for each wheel.  This should give it a 0-60 time of comfortably under 4 seconds and a limited top speed of 155mph, without shouting about it it all.  In fact you’ll probably only hear the road noise from the tyres.

Fuel-wise the e2 will run on 84 lithium ion batteries, and the creators claim that it should manage 300km (just under 190 miles) on a single 30 minute charge.

No news on pricing yet but if they ever put this into production my guess is that you should probably start saving now…

via Autoblog