Dreame's automotive division is being liquidated; headcount dropped from nearly 1,000 to a few dozen.
Dreame claimed a 0.9s 0–62 mph sprint, 100 kN thrust and a 450 Wh/kg solid-state battery, but none were independently validated.
The showcased "supercar" lacked a chassis, was remote-controlled, and the program emphasized marketing and fundraising over production.
Dreame's car arm is being wound down barely a year after launch, and the numbers tell the story. The Chinese vacuum maker built an auto team close to 1,000 people around a supposed record-breaking rocket car; now only a few dozen staff remain to unwind debts and shutter entities.
Dreame jumped into cars in August 2025, showed a Starry Sky supercar at CES 2026, then rolled out the Nebula Next 01 Jet Edition "Rocket Car" in San Francisco that April. CarNewsChina is now reporting the Starry Sky venture is being liquidated, with related companies already in deregistration.
