15 stories and counting.
Prototype chemistry is no longer the bottleneck. Yield, tooling, and supply-chain maturity are now the real constraints on scale.
Seven major manufacturers, distinct engineering philosophies, and a race format brutal enough to punish every weak assumption.
As daily drivers become more digital, enthusiasts are increasingly drawn to simpler machines that feel mechanical, legible, and personal.
Range matters, but charging speed, winter efficiency, tire costs, and software support usually matter more once you actually own the car.
The industry has spent years equating digital ambition with display size, while owners keep asking for stability, speed, and fewer broken basics.