Silent Lightning - Psaila, Etienne
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Silent Lightning: The Aspark Owl Story chronicles one of the most extraordinary undertakings in modern automotive history-the creation of the Aspark Owl, Japan's first all-electric hypercar and the fastest-accelerating road vehicle ever built. From a quiet engineering firm in Osaka to the global stage of Geneva and Dubai, Aspark's journey redefines what it means to dream in carbon fiber and current. Guided by the vision of founder Masanori Yoshida and brought to life through a partnership with Italy's Manifattura Automobili Torino, the Owl became a symbol of precision, silence, and speed. This…mehr

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Silent Lightning: The Aspark Owl Story chronicles one of the most extraordinary undertakings in modern automotive history-the creation of the Aspark Owl, Japan's first all-electric hypercar and the fastest-accelerating road vehicle ever built. From a quiet engineering firm in Osaka to the global stage of Geneva and Dubai, Aspark's journey redefines what it means to dream in carbon fiber and current. Guided by the vision of founder Masanori Yoshida and brought to life through a partnership with Italy's Manifattura Automobili Torino, the Owl became a symbol of precision, silence, and speed. This book traces every step of that journey: the obsessive development, the collaboration between Japanese engineers and Italian craftsmen, the technological marvel of a quad-motor drivetrain, and the cultural impact of a car that challenges the very definition of performance. Set against the backdrop of a world shifting from combustion to electrification, Silent Lightning is more than a technical chronicle-it is a story of persistence, artistry, and national pride. It celebrates the people behind the Owl, the science that powered it, and the philosophy that transformed silence into speed. From concept sketches to record-breaking runs, it is a definitive account of how a small Japanese firm captured lightning-and held it still.