Baltasar Cars

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Baltasar Cars
Company type Private
Industry Automotive
Founded2011
FounderBatasar López
Headquarters Barcelona, Spain
Products Automobiles
Number of employees
11-50
Website https://baltasar.com/

Baltasar Cars is a Spanish manufacturer of electric sports cars based in Barcelona, operating since 2011.

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History

Baltasar Cars was founded in 2011 in Barcelona by a Spanish Formula Electric racing driver [1] and engineer and entrepreneur Batasar López. [2] The startup got its name from the name of the founder and focused on the development of road, fully electric sports cars. [3] Starting from the year of establishment, for the next decade, Baltasar engineers were focused on working on their first car model, developed from scratch to a ready-to-sell form. [2]

The premiere of the first Baltasar Cars vehicle took place 10 years after its establishment, in the second half of April 2021. [2] The Baltasar Revolt was presented in the form of a two-seater track car admitted to traffic at the same time: no windows, streamlined silhouette and fully electric drive. [4]

Baltasar Cars is planning a low-volume production of the Revolt, taking into account the preferences of the individual customer, starting with the first deliveries of the finished cars in mid-2022. [5] The price per copy was set at EUR 230,000. [5]

Car models

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References

  1. "Interview with our founder, engineer Baltasar López" . Retrieved 2021-08-27.
  2. 1 2 3 "Baltasar previews "ready to market" electric supercar ahead of April launch" . Retrieved 2021-08-27.
  3. "Baltasar - about" . Retrieved 2021-08-27.
  4. "Baltasar Revolt Debuts As Lightweight Electric Track Toy With RWD". Archived from the original on 2021-08-27. Retrieved 2021-08-27.
  5. 1 2 "Baltasar Revolt Silna motywacja" (in Polish). Retrieved 2021-08-27.