We talked in a previous news about presenting Chinese home appliance company Dreame launches its first electric test car, Nebula. With a power of 1,876 horsepower, during the CES 2026 exhibition currently being held in the United States.
We are now discussing two new sports models within the Kosmera brand, affiliated with Dreamy, which were displayed at the same exhibition.
The two cars carry the Kosmera logo, without their full names being announced.
The reports did not explicitly mention the type of propulsion system in the Cosmera cars, but the “new energy” description implicitly indicates that they are electric.
The first car: Cosmera supercar with a design inspired by Bugatti
The first Cosmera supercar came with a horseshoe-shaped front grille reminiscent of the designs of Bugatti cars.
Dreamy sparked widespread controversy last September, when it revealed drawings of its first high-performance sports car, showing an imitation of the Bugatti Chiron with only the exhaust outlets removed, but the design was later changed.
The real car shown at CES 2026 looks less like a Bugatti Chiron than previously published drawings.
The front design of the first car is completed with large double-layer cooling vents on the sides, giving the car a strong presence.
To reduce air drag, the front bumper includes flow channels that redirect incoming air towards the sides, which reduces resistance and at the same time enhances air flow to the radiators.
From the side, the car adopts a low front design typical of supercars, with a strongly sloping A-pillar and a streamlined roofline that enhances the aesthetic appeal.
It also comes with hidden door handles, five-spoke double rims, and yellow brake calipers.
At the back, it features taillights extending across the width of the car, in addition to a large diffuser and a rear spoiler.
According to Autohome reports, the supercar will produce a massive power of 1,903 horsepower.
The structure relies on aerospace-grade composite materials and 3D printing technologies to achieve exceptional torsional rigidity.
The car also includes an active suspension system with inline motors that can seamlessly switch between comfortable and racing-level settings.
The second car: Cosmera, a high-performance sports car powered by new energy
As for the second car, which is classified as a high-performance sports car, it comes with a large front grille different from the first car, which is characterized by vertical chrome elements, and is complemented by slim headlights and prominent air ducts.
The car has large, multi-spoke rims that enhance the dynamic character of the car.
At the rear, this model also adopts a design that extends the width of the car and an aggressive air diffuser.
