The Kestrel GT at a glance
A fictional electric grand tourer, revealed chapter by chapter as you scroll. Everything below is also shown on screen as the story plays.
- Design
- One unbroken line from nose to tail. 4,360 mm long, 2,800 mm wheelbase, 1,150 mm tall.
- Airflow
- Shaped in the wind tunnel to a drag coefficient of 0.21.
- Contact
- 410 mm carbon-ceramic discs, 21-inch forged rims and six-piston calipers.
- Access
- Scissor doors, a clamshell front hinged at the nose and a rear deck that lifts for battery access.
- Cockpit
- A central driving seat with a yoke on a magnesium column; two passengers sit a step behind.
- Anatomy
- 97 parts around a carbon monocoque, with a 480 kW front e-motor.
- Finish
- Three paints: Carmine Candy, Pearly Swirly (iridescent) and Torched Graphite.
- Night
- Matrix LED headlights with an adaptive beam and 600 m reach.
- Specifications
- 0–100 km/h in 2.9 s, 620 km range (WLTP), 480 kW peak output, 1,890 kg kerb weight.
10 — Gallery
Light studies.




