I don't think in-wheel motors actually make that much sense. There is a reason almost nobody is perusing it. Its mostly pushed by start-ups who want to have som

I don't think in-wheel motors actually make that much sense. There is a reason almost nobody is perusing it. Its mostly pushed by start-ups who want to have some 'unique selling' points. Their IP wont be worth all that much. Honestly, it was pretty clear from the beginning they wouldn't make it. Starting a car company is insanely difficult. And they arrived right in the Wild West of free money and EV scams with a car that would be incredibly hard and incredibly expensive produce. Without some absurd raises in money like Rivian or Lucid (Saudi money) you are simply not gone do it.