Chinese EV maker shares hypercar visuals resembling Bugatti model

Chinese company Dreame Technology, known primarily for robot vacuum cleaners, has revealed new visuals of its upcoming electric hypercar ahead of its CES 2026 debut. The four-door coupe’s design notably resembles the Bugatti Brouillard, a one-off model derived from the 2022 Bugatti Mistral, marking a shift from earlier designs inspired by the Bugatti Chiron. The car features a long, low-slung body with pronounced fenders, distinctive lighting with four horizontal daytime running light strips, large air intakes, and aerodynamic elements. The rear design includes unique taillights and a bolt-on spoiler. While the vehicle remains unnamed, Dreame plans to launch its first production EV by 2027. Technical specifications are yet to be officially confirmed, but Chinese media speculate the hypercar will deliver over 1,000 horsepower, possibly achieve 0-62 mph in about 1.8 seconds, and use a refrigerant-based cooling system. There are unverified reports of both