It can reach a top speed of 206 mph, it uses four permanent-magnet electric motors and it packs 1200 horsepower and 6000+ pound-feet of torque. This, ladies and gents is the Drako GTE. We know you’ve read the specs and devoured the official pictures, but the GTE is ever-surprising. Let’s check out Vehicle Virgins’ latest video of the lightning quick Drako GTE.

The most stunning thing about the GTE is its ability to adapt

The changes take into account several variables, like wheel speed, steering and accelerator angle, also brake angle and slip angle. That’s a lot of angles, for sure, but reading these factors is essential for the car to ‘know’ where the driver wants to go and how he wants to do it before triggering torque vectoring to make it happen.

It’s not all about performance, though. The car lacks door handles. Instead, access inside the cockpit is done via a touch sensor - once pressed, if it recognizes the fingerprint, it will unlock the car. Pretty much like Touch ID on your iPhone.

Cool stuff aside, when asked about how long it takes for the GTE’s 90-kWh battery pack to charge, Drako Motors EVP Shiv Sikand didn’t actually provide an estimate charging time, but instead said “we can maintain those charge rates for extreme periods of time at 150 kW from about eight to 90 percent.” Normally, that would mean a charging time of around 40 minutes, unless the car’s electrical system and the aforementioned software dictate otherwise, for some reason.

As for the Tesla-killer headline, well, that’s just for clickbait purposes. At $1.3 million, the Drako GTE can’t even be compared to a Model S or a Model 3. Heck, the price tag is six times what you’d pay for a Taycan Turbo S, so there’s that.