2020–2024 Aspark Owl Specs & Performance

The Aspark OWL brought Japan’s electric-hypercar ambitions into a radically different form, combining extreme power with an ultra-low, carbon-intensive construction philosophy. For 2020–2024, the OWL used four electric motors to produce 1,953 hp and 1,416 lb-ft of torque, sending power through all four wheels with a direct-drive system. Its 64-kWh net battery supported an extraordinary level of performance, with a claimed 0–60 mph time of just 1.7 seconds and a road-limited top speed of 217 mph. Rather than adapting an existing sports car to electric power, Aspark developed the OWL as a purpose-built hypercar centered around instantaneous response and maximum acceleration.

The OWL's engineering extends beyond its headline power figure. A carbon-fiber monocoque, double-wishbone suspension and large ventilated disc brakes support a chassis weighing around 4,190 pounds, while active aerodynamic elements help manage the car at high speed. Inside, the two-seat cabin combines carbon fiber, leather and Alcantara to create an environment consistent with its hand-built character. With production limited to a tiny number of examples, the OWL occupies a rare position in the evolution of electric performance cars. It represents Aspark's uncompromising approach to the electric hypercar, where four-motor propulsion, extreme acceleration and exclusivity define the experience.