We pulled in an electric car named the X1 made by Ian Wright of Wrightspeed, Inc., from Silicon Valley, Calif. The car does 0 to 60 in 3.07 seconds.

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He left in 2005 — long before the company’s 2010 IPO (thus retaining no consequential holdings in it) — to start Wrightspeed, which designed an electric race car, the Wrightspeed X1, and ...

After 16 years, electric powertrain manufacturer Wrightspeed appears to be at the right place at the right time, with deployments of its long anticipated Route solution for heavy-duty local ...

ALAMEDA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Wrightspeed, a leading manufacturer of battery electric powertrains for medium and heavy local transport, today announced the expansion of its leadership team ...

Wrightspeed has opened a new route for sustainable trucking by reducing greenhouse gasses, meeting regulatory needs and noise ordinances, and improving total cost of ownership.

So is an electric Atom possible? It has already happened, in fact, the Wrightspeed X1 built back in 2008 - the company created by Tesla co-founder Ian Wright.

Wright left Tesla more than a decade ago to develop the world’s fastest street-legal electric car, the X1, and after ticking off that milestone, turned his attention to heavy vehicles. Now heading up ...

There's also already been an electric version of the Atom, the California-built Wrightspeed X1. But Saunders said a production version would have cost 50 percent more than a supercharged gas ...

While the Wrightspeed X1 looks like it won’t ever make it to production, we’re glad that Ariel has taken up the charge to make a bonkers, low-production, lightweight, probably impractical ...