Things just keep getting crazier over in China. I recently reported on the V8 supercar revealed at the Auto Show in Beijing, which aims to compete with Ferrari. Now, another Chinese brand is hoping to have the fastest car in history. You may have never heard of this company. Dreame is actually known for its vacuums and other home appliances, though it has shared a few electric supercar concepts. The latest has some insane numbers: 0-62 miles per hour in 0.9 seconds. Yes, under 1 second. To achieve this record-breaking acceleration, the Dreame Nebula NEXT 01 Jet Edition will have “custom-built dual solid rocket boosters” that go beyond horsepower. Instead, the rocket boosters deliver 100 kilo-Newtons of force. Not much is known about this rocket-powered supercar. Dreame partnered with BNP Paribas to build a factory in Berlin for this thing, along with Dreame’s other over-the-top ideas. It’s apparently working on a Rolls-Royce Cullinan competitor. Right now, however, the company’s goal is to make the “world’s fastest car,” and it wants it to start production by 2027. Even wilder, this extremely (and impossibly) fast car will have high-resolution LiDAR tech for autonomous driving. Because that doesn’t sound dangerous. What is the purpose of a car going 0-60 in under 1 second? Dreame has been working on this idea of the “world’s fastest car” for a while now. The rocket boosters were bolted on to a previous concept car, the Dreame Nebula 1. This 1,876-horsepower electric car was revealed at CES earlier this year. Yep, nearly 2,000 horsepower. For some reason. I don’t know how many times I’ll need to repeat myself, but what is the friggin’ point of this? Even before all these recent shenanigans, I lamented that 0-60 times don’t really matter anymore, because even your aunt’s electric SUV can