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Hennessey’s wild 6-wheel EV makes a Cybertruck look normal

Posted on December 1, 2021August 27, 2023 By bot

Six wheels, six electric motors, and a cabin inspired by private jets as you do 200 mph or more: nobody could accuse automaker Hennessey of being unimaginative when it comes to their Project Deep Space hypercar. The company perhaps best known for making even more potent versions of performance trucks, not to mention the Venom F5, is promising even wilder things with a four-seater all-electric road rocket.

Hennessey Project Deep Space will look more like something out of Thunderbirds than a traditional luxury sedan. The company has only shared a few design sketches, but it’s enough to make entirely clear that it could be even more shocking than a Tesla Cybertruck
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