The Kepler Motion (stylized as MOTION) is a sports car manufactured by Kepler Motors.
The Kepler Motion has a V6 engine driving the rear side and two electric motors (combined ) driving the front. The motion can drive up to in 2.5 seconds and has a top speed of . The monocoque body and chassis is made from carbon fiber composites and features continuous carbon ceramic brake rotors, active suspension and active aerodynamics. It has a 7-speed paddle shift, dual clutch transmission. The wheels are four-piece carbon fiber and aluminum â 19-inch at the front and 20-inch at the rear.
The engine is based on the 3.5 liter Ford EcoBoost engine and produces of torque. The V6 engine powers the rear wheels only and the front wheels are powered by the electric motors only.
The principal source of capital for producing the car was Jonathan Lim, founder of the Romar Group in Singapore.
Many parts were made with the help of the CRP Group.
A track-only version based on the same body and chassis was sold as the Kepler 17B. The drivetrain was increased to , with the electric motors supplying and the V6 supplying . It used an F1 KERS battery pack and a 6-speed automated manual magnesium gearbox. Only 10 cars were planned.