Hypercar / flagship
Cyclotis
Flagship study
The lineup.
Five distinct design and development programs. Each is a concept or development study — public information reflects design targets, not certified or independently validated specifications.
Vehicles shown are concepts and development studies. Specifications and availability are subject to change and are not offered for sale.
Hypercar development program
Cyclotis
A halo hybrid hypercar study
Cyclotis is Schubert Motors USA’s halo design study: a bespoke hybrid hypercar program exploring a carbon monocoque chassis, active aero, and a torque-fill hybrid layout. Every figure below is a design target, not a certified or independently validated specification.
Concept — engineering validation ongoing
Target outputCombustion + hybrid boost
ChassisCarbon fiber monocoque study
AeroActive front splitter / rear wing
LayoutMid-engine, AWD study
- Full carbon fiber monocoque chassis study
- Axial-flux electric motor boost concept
- Active aerodynamics — adjustable rear wing
- Carbon-ceramic brake package under evaluation
Performance study
Foundry 427
An American performance study
Foundry 427 is the three-motor assisted-manual hybrid beast at the center of the Schubert performance program. It keeps the mechanical involvement of a gated manual while using electric torque where it sharpens response, traction, and repeatability. This is a development brief, not a certified production specification.
Concept — design study
LayoutFront-engine, rear-drive
TransmissionAssisted manual — development study
Electric driveThree-motor hybrid assist — target architecture
BodyCarbon fiber panel study
ExhaustTitanium, tuned resonance
- Hand-assembled supercharged V8 concept
- Long-hood, short-deck carbon body study
- Gated manual transmission, driver-forward layout
- Titanium exhaust tuning study
Performance SUV program
Velma
A performance SUV study
Velma carries Schubert performance character onto a practical, all-weather platform. The Dev Drive body authority is still unresolved: available geometry is a styling candidate, while the owner’s red-crossover identity and final package remain open. Drivetrain and output are not frozen.
Concept — body identity owner review required
LayoutAWD, widebody study
Drivetrain pathsCombustion / hybrid / EV — under evaluation
BrakesCarbon-ceramic package under evaluation
Wheels22″ forged study, 23″ optional
- Widebody fender study (+4″ per side)
- Quad-outlet exhaust concept
- Driver-selectable chassis modes under study
- Carbon-ceramic brake package under evaluation
Accessible performance SUV program
Ember
A compact-to-midsize performance SUV study
Ember is conceived as an accessible entry into the Schubert design language. The Dev Drive authority notes a genuine body-class mismatch between the stated compact crossover mission and available mesh candidates, so this remains a styling/development study until the owner resolves the identity. No pricing, propulsion choice, or production timing is set.
Concept — body identity review required
SegmentCompact-to-midsize SUV study
Drivetrain pathsFWD / AWD — under evaluation
ArchitectureLightweight multi-energy study
PositioningEntry point to the Schubert range
- Five-door everyday utility study
- Compact footprint with usable cabin packaging
- Lightweight architecture target
- Shared Schubert family design language
Heavy full-size utility program
Ironside
A heavy full-size luxury SUV study
Ironside treats capability, protection, and a heavy full-size SUV silhouette as one system. Reinforced-structure and heavy-duty concepts are being explored alongside an executive-grade cabin. No certification, protection rating, or production specification has been finalized.
Concept — design study
Layout4WD, heavy-duty study
StructureReinforced-body concept under study
CabinExecutive interior concept
TowingHeavy-duty target — unconfirmed
- Reinforced-structure concept under evaluation
- Heavy-duty 4WD architecture study
- Executive interior concept
- Heavy full-size stance, luxury cabin treatment
Want to see a build direction first?
The coming-soon configurator lets you try palette and material studies for Ember, Velma, and an early Summit SUV concept.
Open the configuratorThe wider fleet
Fourteen directions.
A verified design-study archive from the Schubert Motors development drive. Each tile has a named source asset and a corresponding 3D body study; owner review remains the gate before configurator or production claims.
Hypercar / endurance
GT-1
Hero body complete — owner review
Hypercar / track
BluJay
Hero body complete — owner review
Hypercar / long-tail
Robyn
Hero body complete — owner review
Supercar / assisted-manual hybrid
Foundry 427
C2 identity locked — development study
Supercar / GT
Turbo 427
Hero body complete — owner review
Track coupe study
SR-7
Identity requires owner confirmation
Mid-engine supercar
Soray
Hero body complete — owner review
Grand tourer
Noctis
Hero body complete — owner review
Muscle fastback
Vindicator
Hero body complete — owner review
Full-size utility SUV
Ironside
Hero body complete — owner review
Off-road SUV
Summit
Configurator preview — owner review
Sport compact crossover
Ember
Current SUV study
Full-size 3-row SUV
Velma
Current SUV study
Archive note: these are concept and development studies. Model names, body geometry, propulsion directions, and timing can change. No production availability, pricing, certification, or performance result is implied.