It also depends on how you define "Worlds fastest car" While there is no doubt this is a fast car and that time is a stonking 0-60 time. I am lead to believe it can't complete a full flat out lap of the Nurburgring as constant high speed/full throttle use heats up the battery to the point where performance has to be limited.
So while it will be great to "hoon about" in and should be a win at the traffic light gran prix there are probably much better track day cars.
So while it will be great to "hoon about" in and should be a win at the traffic light gran prix there are probably much better track day cars.