Pioneering the Future: Electric Innovations at Top Marques Monaco 2024

Top Marques Monaco 2024 was a showcase of groundbreaking automotive technology, particularly in the realm of electric and future-oriented vehicles. The event highlighted Monaco's commitment to sustainability and innovation, under the patronage of H.S.H. Prince Albert II.

Highlighted Vehicles and Innovations

Venturi Astrolab's FLEX Rover
Selected by NASA for the Artemis program, this rover's batteries are manufactured in Monaco, and its deformable wheels are produced by Venturi's Swiss branch. Scheduled for a 2026 lunar mission via SpaceX, FLEX represents the pinnacle of space-bound innovation.

Qibus Remote Driving Technology
Qibus from California demonstrated a revolutionary platform that allows precise remote control of vehicles over thousands of kilometers, redefining modern transportation.

Tesla Cybertruck
Making one of its first European appearances, the Tesla Cybertruck, driven by Prince Albert II, showcased its advanced features, including "Steer by wire" technology and an impressive towing capacity.

Cutting-Edge Electric Vehicles

McLaren Artura Spider: An enhanced hybrid supercar with 700 hp.

Pininfarina Battista Edizione Nino Farina: A tribute hypercar, limited to five units, honoring the first F1 World Champion.

The New Quant by nanoFlowcell: The world's first battery-less electric vehicle, featuring advanced nanoFlowcell® technology.

Porsche Macan Electric: A high-performance SUV with up to 639 hp and a range of 613 km.

Rolls Royce Spectre: The first ultra-luxurious electric super coupe.

Audi S1 Hoonitron Quattro: An electric drift car inspired by the iconic 1985 Audi Sport Quattro S1.

BYD: Featuring six 100% electric models with BLADE Lithium Iron Phosphate batteries.

EyeLights Rocket One: A high-performance electric motorcycle with augmented reality displays.

Zero Motorcycles: Known for innovative and eco-friendly electric motorcycles.

Monaco's Commitment to Green Technologies

Monaco, driven by the environmental vision of Prince Albert II, showcased a significant proportion of green technologies at Top Marques Monaco. This emphasis on sustainability aligns with the goal of having 30% of all exhibitors be eco-friendly by 2025.

Top Marques Monaco 2024 not only displayed the latest in high-performance supercars but also emphasized the importance of green technologies and innovations in the automotive industry. The event, running until June 9, underscored Monaco's role as a leader in luxury and sustainable transport.