Peugeot has revealed the E-T16, an electric concept described as a hyperhatch and a homage to its 1980s Group B rally heritage. Outlets highlight the car’s radical design cues, including performance-focused styling elements that reference the legendary Peugeot 205 T16.

Across reports, the E-T16 is powered by three electric motors and uses all-wheel drive. The concept is described as producing 816 bhp, positioning it as the most powerful road-going Peugeot the company has conceived, according to multiple outlets. One report adds performance figures, stating the vehicle can reach 186 mph in 16 seconds, reinforcing the concept’s high-performance aim.

While the outlets differ mainly in how emphatically they frame it—ranging from “wild” concept characterization to “reboot” of a rally legend—the core details are consistent: the E-T16 is a three-motor, AWD electric concept with 816 bhp and Group B-inspired styling.