The NEVS Emily GT, a Swedish electric car project, has been generating significant interest and excitement in the automotive industry. The concept of the electric vehicle, developed by Saab engineers, has attracted attention from potential investors and enthusiasts alike.
Christian von Koenigsegg, the founder of renowned supercar manufacturer Koenigsegg, recently had the opportunity to test drive the NEVS Emily GT, and his initial impressions were highly positive. However, there have been speculations suggesting that Koenigsegg might be involved in the project, which have now been clarified.
Table of Contents
- 1 The NEVS Emily GT Project: A Triumph of Hope and Resilience
- 2 Koenigsegg’s Impressed Test Drive
- 3 The History of Collaboration between Koenigsegg and NEVS
- 4 Christian von Koenigsegg Clarifies the Situation
- 5 The Future of NEVS Emily GT
- 6 Saab enthusiasts want the Emily GT project to be revived in some form
The NEVS Emily GT Project: A Triumph of Hope and Resilience
The NEVS Emily GT is a promising electric car concept that is said to be on the verge of becoming a reality. Auto, Motor & Sport reported that two Swedish companies have acquired the rights to the project and are planning to manufacture the car at the former Saab factory in Trollhättan.
The identities of the investors have been kept confidential, but there are rumors of a “Letter of Intent” being signed, indicating strong interest in purchasing the entire NEVS Emily GT project.
Koenigsegg’s Impressed Test Drive
Christian von Koenigsegg, a visionary entrepreneur in the automotive industry, had the exclusive opportunity to test drive the NEVS Emily GT during a secretive event at Volvo’s testing facility in Hällered. After the test drive, he expressed his admiration for the car’s design and driving experience.
He particularly highlighted the car’s torque vectoring capabilities, which enhance the handling and overall driving experience. Koenigsegg’s praise added further fuel to the speculation that his company might be involved in the project.
The History of Collaboration between Koenigsegg and NEVS
In the past, Koenigsegg and NEVS had collaborated and even established a joint company with plans to produce the Koenigsegg Gemera. Unfortunately, this partnership was later terminated, and the joint venture dissolved. Since then, the two companies have pursued separate paths, focusing on their respective projects and developments.
Christian von Koenigsegg Clarifies the Situation
In a recent interview with Dagens Industri, Christian von Koenigsegg addressed the rumors surrounding Koenigsegg’s involvement in the NEVS Emily GT project.
He firmly denied any plans for Koenigsegg to be a part-owner of the Swedish electric car project. Despite acknowledging the appealing concept of the NEVS Emily GT, he made it clear that his company is not currently exploring collaboration on this venture.
The Future of NEVS Emily GT
While the identity of the investors backing the NEVS Emily GT project remains undisclosed, there are positive indications that the former Saab factory in Trollhättan could see a revival of automotive production. Swedish billionaire Svante Andersson and his company, Stenhaga Invest, have already acquired a substantial portion of the factory’s equipment and expressed excitement about potential car production at the facility.
Saab enthusiasts want the Emily GT project to be revived in some form
The NEVS Emily GT project has garnered attention and admiration from influential figures in the automotive industry, including Christian von Koenigsegg. However, he has clarified that Koenigsegg is not involved in the project’s ownership or manufacturing.
The future of the NEVS Emily GT remains promising with undisclosed investors ready to take the concept to production, potentially breathing new life into the former Saab factory in Trollhättan. As the automotive world eagerly awaits further announcements, the NEVS Emily GT continues to be a symbol of hope and resilience in the ever-evolving electric vehicle market.
