Overview
The Pegassi Tezeract is GTA's first fully electric hypercar, a radical vision of what happens when Lamborghini meets Tesla at 200+ mph. Based on the Lamborghini Terzo Millennio concept with Rimac Nevera performance influence, the Tezeract produces instant torque, zero emissions, and a sound profile unlike anything else in the garage. In GTA 6, it represents the cutting edge of Vice City's automotive future — all power, no compromise.
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History in GTA
The Tezeract debuted in GTA Online (2018) as part of the Southern San Andreas Super Sport Series. At $2,825,000, it was one of the most expensive vehicles ever added. Its electric powertrain was a first for GTA — instead of engine roar, players got a high-pitched whine that divided the community. Performance-wise, it offered blistering acceleration thanks to instant electric torque, though its top speed fell slightly short of the fastest combustion Supers.
The Tezeract in GTA 6
The GTA 6 Tezeract appears dramatically redesigned, incorporating more Rimac Nevera influence alongside the Lamborghini Terzo Millennio concept DNA. The bodywork features active aero surfaces that visibly adjust based on speed — a first for GTA vehicles. The Y-shaped headlights glow with an electric blue hue, and the rear features a light bar that illuminates during braking. The sound design is reportedly stunning, with a futuristic whine that crescendos at high speed. It should be the fastest-accelerating car in the game thanks to instant electric torque.
Performance & Handling
Electric means instant torque. The Tezeract should have the fastest 0-60 time of any car in GTA 6 — likely under 2 seconds. Top speed is estimated at ~220 mph, slightly below the fastest combustion hypercars. Where it truly shines is in acceleration duels, rolling starts, and highway pulls where that instant power delivery is devastating. Handling should be planted thanks to the low center of gravity from floor-mounted batteries, though the weight penalty means it won't be as nimble as lighter Supers in tight corners.
Where to Find It
As a high-end electric hypercar, the Tezeract will likely be sold at premium dealerships or through the in-game website. It might also appear at Vice City tech showcases or as a reward for environmentally-themed missions. Given GTA 6's Florida setting, expect to see NPC-driven Tezeracts in upscale areas where tech billionaires would live — Starfish Island, Downtown Vice City.
Customization
Electric-specific customization: battery capacity upgrades for longer boost periods, regenerative braking tuning, active aero configurations, LED light color options (blue/green/purple), carbon ceramic brake upgrades, lightweight wheel options, futuristic liveries, and potentially a "performance mode" toggle that trades range for more power. The electric sound profile may be customizable too.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Tezeract electric in GTA 6?
Yes — the Tezeract is GTA 6's flagship fully electric hypercar. It produces no engine sound, instead emitting a futuristic electric whine that intensifies with speed.
How fast does the Tezeract accelerate?
The Tezeract should have the fastest 0-60 time in GTA 6, likely under 2 seconds thanks to instant electric torque delivery. No combustion car can match its launch.
What is the Tezeract based on?
The GTA 6 Tezeract is based on the Lamborghini Terzo Millennio concept and Rimac Nevera. It blends Lamborghini's aggressive styling with Rimac's electric hypercar performance.
Is the Tezeract the fastest car in GTA 6?
It's the fastest accelerating car, but not the fastest in top speed. The Thrax and Entity XXR likely have higher top speeds, but nothing matches the Tezeract off the line.
Does the Tezeract handle well?
The low center of gravity from its battery pack gives it excellent stability, but the weight penalty means lighter Supers will outperform it in tight, technical corners. It excels on sweeping highways and high-speed circuits.
Last updated April 23, 2026. Vehicle specs are estimates based on trailer footage and historical GTA data. For the full searchable database, visit our Vehicles Wiki (208 entries).