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Dreame is reportedly preparing to introduce its first electric supercar under the Starry Sky Plan program at CES 2026 in January in Las Vegas. The company released new teaser images in China on December 27, confirming that the model will serve as the first vehicle in Dreame’s planned push into luxury electric performance vehicles and is expected to reach the market in 2027.

Dreame Auto operates within Dreame Technology’s broader expansion into the automotive sector. The entity overseeing the program, Starry Sky Plan (Shanghai) Automobile Technology Co., Ltd., was registered in January 2025. Dreame officially disclosed its automotive initiative in August 2025, positioning the brand as a Chinese luxury manufacturer and assembling a vehicle development team of nearly 1,000 employees.

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On December 24, 2025, corporate registration records showed that Starry Sky Plan created seven wholly owned subsidiaries, each with registered capital of 1 million CNY, focused on automotive component research, development and manufacturing.

The company has indicated that it intends to build manufacturing capacity near Tesla’s factory in Germany, though it has not provided specific timelines or investment figures for the proposed site.

Dreame’s automotive roadmap will target two vehicle categories: an electric supercar drawing from low-slung hypercar design cues and a large electric SUV positioned against brands in the ultra-luxury segment.

The teaser images show a long, low-profile body with four horizontal LED daytime running lights and a front fascia shaped around large air intake openings. The side profile shows raised front and rear fenders, large side wing endplates, and a hidden A-pillar that visually extends the windshield into the roofline. The car uses six-spoke petal-style wheels secured by a six-bolt hub structure, paired with yellow brake calipers and drilled discs.

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The rear design includes a fixed rear wing with downward-extending endplates, a full-width taillight bar, and an internal three-dimensional dot-matrix lighting structure. A dual-layer diffuser spans the lower bumper and is shaped to enhance airflow management and rear stability. All components shown remain in preview form, and the company has not confirmed whether these elements reflect final production specifications.

According to Autohome, the Dreame supercar is expected to use an all-electric powertrain with a maximum output above 1,000 horsepower and 0–100 km/h acceleration below 2 seconds, with some estimates placing the figure at 1.8 seconds.

Dreame may also use a refrigerant-based forced-cooling system capable of maintaining the electric drive unit near 15°C during high-load operation. Dreame has issued no statement verifying these specs.

The company has not disclosed platform architecture, software integration, sensor suite details, or the vehicle’s charging specifications. The Starry Sky Plan preview images focus only on exterior design and aerodynamic features, with no information provided on interior layout, seat count, infotainment, or driver-assistance systems. Dreame has indicated that further details will be released closer to the CES appearance.