Looking for an electric beast to slide sideways with? Electric drift cars pack instant torque, making them ideal for controlled oversteer and smoky tyre action without the noise pollution of traditional petrol engines. Popular models include the Tesla Model 3 and the Nissan Leaf, often modified by enthusiasts for better drift control. Expect torque upwards of 300 Nm and power in the 150-300 kW range, depending on the setup.
Used prices can vary wildly, from about AUD 30,000 for a battered Leaf to over AUD 70,000 for a Model 3, while new ones start around AUD 50,000. Check out Tradingpost or CarShowroom for local deals and modifications. Just remember, drifting electric is as much about skill as it is about the car's specs.
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