Buckeye Bullet

The electric vehicle world speed record has remained steady since the Venturi Buckeye Bullet 2.5 electric streamliner set a 307.7-mph (495 km/h) mark in 2010. That changed on Monday, when the VBB-3 sped to a new electric vehicle record just over 341.4 mph (549.4 km/h).​

The Buckeye Bullet team has announced plans to develop an entirely new version of its record-breaking vehicle, capable of speeds in excess of 400 mph.

A team of students from Ohio State University has set a world record average two-way speed of 307.7mph (495km/h) with its battery electric Venturi Buckeye Bullet 2.5.

After a year of construction and ten years of research, the fuel-cell powered Ford Fusion 999 has scorched across the Salt Flats of Utah at the Bonneville Speed

October 29, 2004 The Ohio State University's electric vehicle, the Buckeye Bullet , has broken the electric vehicle land speed record, raising the bar to more