Chinese brand Dreame unveils the Nebula Next 01, a 1,876‑hp electric supercar that accelerates 0‑100 km/h in 1.8 seconds. Discover the future of high‑performance EVs today!
For months, the vacuum‑cleaner maker Dreame has been dropping hints that it wants to break into the automotive world. The company finally delivered on its promise at CES 2026, showcasing a full‑size prototype of the Nebula Next 01 electric supercar.
From Home Appliances to Hypercars
Best known for its high‑performance cordless vacuums, Dreame is now positioning itself as a challenger in the high‑performance EV market. The prototype was displayed in Las Vegas, where observers noted its striking resemblance to European hypercars, especially Ferrari’s Maranello line, rather than the initially rumored Bugatti Chiron.
Design Language
The Nebula Next 01 features a four‑door coupe silhouette, carbon‑fiber body kits under the front bumper, and a race‑inspired rear spoiler that hint at genuine track capability. While the overall shape evokes a supercar, the vehicle retains a practical four‑door layout.
Powertrain and Performance
At the heart of the concept lies a four‑motor electric drivetrain that churns out an eye‑watering 1,876 horsepower. Dreame claims the car can sprint from 0 to 100 km/h (0‑62 mph) in just 1.8 seconds—numbers that match or exceed current Chinese EV hypercars such as the Yangwang U9 and Xiaomi SU7 Ultra, and rival established European legends.
Future Plans and Production
The company also introduced its sub‑brand Kosmera, which teased two additional low‑slung four‑door models at the same show, one appearing as a variation of the Nebula Next 01. The Nebula is still a concept; interior details are pending and may evolve before production begins, which Dreame’s CEO says is slated for late 2024 at a new assembly plant in Berlin, a stone’s throw from Tesla’s Gigafactory.
What’s Next?
While the Nebula Next 01 is not yet road‑legal, its debut signals a bold shift for a company traditionally focused on household appliances. Automotive enthusiasts and EV investors will be watching closely as Dreame moves from concept to potential market challenger.