ELegend says it will build only 30 examples of the EL1, starting at $1.06 million a piece. However, it will then follow up with “two more icons of the same type,” each with a run of 30 units.

The stunning EL1 is the work of Marcus Holzinger, a former VW exterior designer who founded ELegend in 2021. But what makes this reimagination of the Audi Sport Quattro even more interesting is ...

E-Legend, a German EV startup, has unveiled renderings of its first product, the EL1, which mimics the design of Audi’s pioneering Quattro rally car. The company claims 805 horsepower, zero to ...

Shaping the Future from the Past. The EL1's backstory is a rich one. E-Legend boss Marcus Holzinger is a former Volkswagen designer who left to work for Hote Design—the company established by ...

It's no surprise, then, to learn the ELegend EL1, a 21st-century, electric-powered tribute to the short-wheelbase Audi Sport Quattro coupe launched in 1984, is all-wheel drive. Unlike the Sport ...

The E-Legend EL1 pays homage to the Audi Sport Quattro rally car, but its platform will likely see other Group B-inspired EVs in the future.

Unfortunately, E-Legend's cars are on the expensive side. The EL1 for example starts at 890,000 euros (approximately $1.05 million). That's a lot but the company plans to build only 30 examples.

Instead, E-Legend's EL1 is powered by a battery-electric setup claimed to deliver 805 hp, or enough for 0-62 mph acceleration in under 2.8 seconds, 0-124 mph acceleration in under 10 seconds, and ...

“This technology is completely untapped,” Joe Napoleon said of the eerily quiet all-electric but blindingly quick Chevrolet Camaro EL1. “Everybody talks about it. Nobody does shit about it.