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Melbourne Motor Show: Australian-built E-Vade

By George Skentzos |

The international market has become seemingly inundated with a fleet of ultra-lightweight road-prepped track cars offering supercar performance for a fraction of the price.

Melbourne Motor Show: Australian-built E-Vade

The Australian-made E-Vade sports car is the brainchild of Royal Australian Navy Lieutenant Commander David Walter and offers similar performance as competitors such as the Ariel Atom and KTM X-Bow.

 Melbourne Motor Show: Australian-built E-Vade

What began as a hobby and turned into an obsession, the E-Vade features a twin-turbo Nissan-sourced V6 engine punching out over 300kW in its road-going guise and more than 500kW for track use.


 

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  • Mr. Funk

    That’s more like it. Poor old Bolwell :)

  • Frugal One

    *****PRIMO!*****

    Be ok for $19,990 DRIVEAWAY.

    A weekend toy should cost no more than a Harley or SportsMotorbike, so

  • Mitch

    any news of how much?