Mercedes-AMG SLS Electric Drive for sale

One motor per wheel means the car can send a different torque to each corner, and it does so hundreds of times a second: what a limited-slip differential does mechanically, this does by calculation, and it can even brake one wheel to turn the car.

Mercedes-AMG built nine of them at Sindelfingen in 2013, and it was the most powerful electric car sold anywhere at the time. The petrol SLS it comes from gave 571 PS from a six-and-a-half-litre V8 and opened its doors upward, as the 300 SL had done in 1954.