Electric cars run fastest in the world

Automobile maker Shelby Supercars has launched an electric car that can reach speeds of up to 334 kilometers per hour.

It is worth mentioning that the car only needs 10 minutes to charge.

Named Untimate Aero EV, the car has a design of two engine systems, so it can achieve acceleration of 96km / h in 2.5 seconds. The author of the car was Shelby Supercars owner Jerod Shelby. He spent 7 years designing Untimate Aero EV.

It is remarkable that the car can reach a maximum capacity of 1,000 horsepower, four times the Tesla Roadster was Jeremy Clarkson tested in the Top Gear program.

The Untether Aero EV has done incredibly well is to reach speeds of 96 km / h with the power generated by the electric motor.

The Untimate Aero EV test was recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records on October 9, 2007 in West Richland, Washington, USA. Shelby Supercars is also the manufacturer of the world's fastest gasoline engine (413km / h).

Producer Shelby Supercars adds, thanks to the advanced circuit design, the Untimate Aero EV takes just 10 minutes to fully charge. This is also the reason they put the Untimate Aero EV nickname "load is running".

After each charge, the car can run from 241 to 321km. A spokeswoman for Shelby Supercars said the company is trying to finalize its three-speed automatic transmission in June.

With its new design, the Untimate Aero EV demonstrates that green energy can produce as much power as fossil fuels.

The launch of Untimate Aero EV has contributed to demonstrating "the power of green technology." Shelby Supercars hopes the new product will soon be available in more consumer versions.

The price of the car has not been announced yet the maker plans to launch the market in late 2009.