A company out of Austria plans to launch an electric hypercar, and Italdesign and Williams Advanced Engineering are involved.
An Austrian startup company by the name Deus plans to unveil an electric hypercar in April at the 2022 New York International Auto Show.Details are light but both Italdesign and Williams Advanced Engineering have been confirmed as partners.Italdesign has said it is supporting Deus in the construction of a prototype and some of the planning for eventual production.
Italdesign is currently owned by the Volkswagen Group but operates like an independent design firm, similar to how it was run under the guidance of founder Giorgetto Giugiaro, who today runs the rival design studio GFG Style. For example, Italdesign recently worked with Nissan on a 50th anniversary project for the GT-R. Italdesign is also working with theRecently, Italdesign also teamed up with Williams Advanced Engineering to develop a modular EV platform.
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