Chinese Vacuum Manufacturer Prepares to Take On Bugatti
Dreame Technology Makes a Grand Entrance into the Automotive Industry
Dreame Technology, a Chinese home appliance company previously associated with smartphone manufacturer Xiaomi, is making a significant expansion into the automotive industry. The company has announced plans to develop an electric hypercar, a new product category for Dreame, and has hired around 1,000 engineers to work on the project.
This high-profile project is attracting attention beyond the company's usual focus areas, and Dreame Technology will be showcasing their new venture at this year's IFA in Berlin. The event, now known as the "world's largest tech event," is billed as the place where smart home helpers take center stage, but Dreame Technology is set to make a big splash with their electric hypercar.
Former Bugatti engineers Aditya Chopra and Anand Vinayak have joined Dreame Technology's automotive division to work on the development of the electric hypercar. The vehicle is said to compete with a Bugatti, making it a formidable competitor in the luxury automotive market.
Former football star Bastian Schweinsteiger is drumming up support for Dreame Technology at this year's IFA in Berlin. Schweinsteiger's presence at the event highlights the company's ambitious plans for their electric hypercar and underscores the high-performance nature of the vehicle.
The yet-unnamed electric hypercar from Dreame Technology is expected to hit the market by 2027, marking a significant departure from the company's usual focus on home appliances and smart home helpers. Some of the engineers hired by Dreame Technology for its automotive project are believed to have joined from prominent car manufacturers, further demonstrating the company's commitment to producing a high-quality electric hypercar.
While the exact details of the electric hypercar from Dreame Technology are still under wraps, it is clear that the company is making a bold move into the automotive industry. With the expertise of former Bugatti engineers and the backing of a well-respected brand, Dreame Technology's electric hypercar is sure to turn heads when it hits the market.
