Here's a joke: the Stone Sword supercar, hailed as a "performance monster," has a V16 gasoline engine with a total output of 1,660 horsepower and does 0–100 km/h in 3 seconds.
After looking at the specs of local vehicles in the cyber world, Lin Miao almost laughed his ass off; these numbers could still be called top tier for a gas car in 2025, but by 2077 they're really kinda embarrassing.
Mainly, hovercars have replaced ground cars, so manufacturers just don't bother dumping too much money into ground-based sports cars anymore.
But this kind of spec on an EV is just not even worth mentioning; even BYD from the same era can mod a 3,000-horsepower U9X hypercar, with top speed blasting straight up to 472 km/h.
And this damn thing can even be mass-produced.
Once the final hurdle in battery tech got cracked, superconducting-material batteries could be charged to full in seconds, and gas cars in front of EVs like this are just there to get their faces stomped in.
