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DREAME LAUNCHES ROCKET-POWERED CAR WITH 0.9-SECOND 0-60

INDUSTRY DESK■ 1 MIN READ
FRI, MAY 1, 2026

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Dreame, known for vacuum cleaners, unveiled the NEXT 01 JET Edition at the Silicon Valley Summit, claiming 0-60 acceleration in 0.9 seconds. The vehicle represents an unusual diversification into electric supercars.

The NEXT 01 JET Edition debuted April 29 at the Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco. Dreame joins a growing trend of non-automotive companies entering the EV market, following Dyson's earlier ventures into vehicle development. The stated performance specs suggest rocket-assisted acceleration, positioning the vehicle in extreme hypercar territory. The announcement underscores how consumer electronics manufacturers are increasingly leveraging technology expertise to compete in mobility sectors. Details on pricing, availability, and technical specifications remain limited. The move signals Dreame's ambitions beyond home appliances, capitalizing on brand recognition to enter premium automotive segments.

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► The Verge

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