Radically Accessible,
Emotive, Scalable EVs
Next-generation EV manufacturer redefining the industry by addressing critical pain points: cost, complexity, and customer acquisition. Raising $250-300 million to deliver the beauty and emotion of Ferrari combined with the technological advancements of Tesla at affordable prices starting at just $30k.
For additional information, please contact:
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Richard Luftig | Managing Partner
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(212) 418-1181
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Overview
Propriety Modular Platform
Serving multiple market segments, driving cost and time efficiencies for vehicle development and enabling refurbishment
Space-X like Manufacturing Efficiency
Reimagined vehicle design and production process to deliver maximum customer value at minimal cost
Industry-Leading Expertise
Top management team from Tesla, Ferrari, and other leading automakers with track record creating award winning, commercially successful vehicles
Strategic Marketing Position
Targeting untapped cohort of younger, aspirational buyers who seek design, performance, and sustainability
7 Granted Patents
With ~120 unique technical claims, plus a dozen additional pending patents
Opportunity: A Multi-Trillion-Dollar Gap
Undeniable EV and Vehicle Data Sales Growth Ahead
P-21 is uniquely positioned to deliver affordable premium vehicles tailored to Next-Gen customers
$2.4T Projected Revenue
EV Cars Sales + Vehicle Data Sales
(Sources: Bloomberg NEF; McKinsey & Company)
77% Next-Gen Consumers
Millennial and Gen Z already account for over 55% of All New Car Sales, and Gen Alpha is just entering the market
Our Solution: Rewriting the Rules of Auto Manufacturing
The SpaceX of Auto
We are not just another EV startup.
We’re tackling the core problems of auto
manufacturing with a ground-up redesign
delivering a radically more efficient and
profitable approach.
First Principles: Affordable Innovation at Scale
We’re not building cheap cars.
We’ve re-imagined every aspect of the design and
manufacturing process, unleashing premium
EVs at affordable prices.
Built to Win
Multiple Revenue Streams
Every car is a recurring revenue opportunity
Unique Strategy. Iconic Brand. Mass Demand. Massive Margins.
Financial Overview / Capital Efficiency
While others raise billions to survive, we build for billions in value – with just $58M
~$58M Raised
To Date
From Venture und SPVs, Family Offices, And HNW Investors
100% Equity,
No Debt
Current Capital Structure
(except for $671,685
in founder loans)
Unparalleled
Capital Efficiency
Proven track record of 10x capital efficiency vs. peers
Specific Risks
- The widespread adoption of electric vehicles depends on market acceptance, government incentives, infrastructure development, and consumer confidence—if adoption does not grow as anticipated, the company’s potential market and revenue growth could be significantly limited
- Regulatory and policy changes, including shifts in government incentives, emissions standards, and tax credits, could impact the company’s ability to compete effectively, increasing costs and potentially reducing demand
- The company faces substantial supply chain disruptions, as it relies on global suppliers for key components such as batteries, semiconductors, and raw materials—any geopolitical tensions, natural disasters, or supplier constraints could delay production and drive up costs
- Capital requirements and funding risks are critical, as significant investment is needed to develop, manufacture, and scale EV production—if the company is unable to secure sufficient funding through equity or debt financing, it may experience delays in product launches and limitations on expansion
- Competition and technological advancements pose a challenge, as the EV market is highly competitive with both established automakers and new entrants continuously innovating—if competitors develop superior technology or offer lower-cost alternatives, the company may struggle to gain market share
- Battery technology and performance risks remain a concern, as the efficiency, longevity, and safety of battery systems are critical to EV success—any setbacks in battery development, unexpected performance issues, or safety concerns such as fire hazards could damage the company’s reputation and lead to costly recalls
- Manufacturing and production challenges, including issues in production efficiency, labor shortages, or factory delays, could impact delivery timelines and profitability, making it difficult to scale operations effectively
- The availability of fast-charging stations is another key factor, as charging infrastructure limitations could create range anxiety for consumers—if the expansion of charging networks does not keep pace with vehicle sales, it could hinder overall market growth
- Broader economic conditions, including fluctuations in interest rates, inflation, fuel prices, and consumer disposable income, could impact EV demand—economic downturns or shifts in consumer spending habits may reduce vehicle sales volume
- Cybersecurity and software risks present a growing concern, as modern EVs rely heavily on software, connectivity, and over-the-air updates—any vulnerabilities in cybersecurity could expose vehicles to hacking risks, data breaches, or operational malfunctions, potentially leading to legal liabilities and significant reputational damage
- Private securities are speculative, illiquid, and carry a high degree of risk – including the loss of the entire investment
