The PEROLIO factory at sunset, beside a still canal in the Dutch countryside

PEROLIO

Cars designed by hand, built by robots and people, in the Dutch polder.

A PEROLIO should feel light, quick and honest. Every decision starts with how the car behaves on the road.

Aerial view of the PEROLIO campus with solar roof, ponds and polder fields

Engineered around the driver.

PEROLIO builds electric cars with one goal: to make driving feel direct. Low weight, a low centre of gravity and a body shaped by airflow come before any list of features.

Every part has to earn its place. If it adds weight without adding to the drive, it stays out.

Designers shaping a full-size clay model of a car in a timber-framed studio

Shaped by hand, proven by air.

A PEROLIO takes form in clay before it is refined in software. Hands find proportions that a screen can hide, then aerodynamic testing confirms the shape cuts cleanly through the air.

Beauty and efficiency are designed together, never traded against each other.

Robot arms and technicians assembling cars in a bright glass-roofed hall

Precision from robots, judgement from people.

Robots hold every panel and fastener to tolerances no one could repeat by hand. Technicians then check, tune and sign off each car.

What goes into the car.

Electric powertrain
Compact motors and a low-mounted battery keep the weight close to the ground, for sharp turn-in and calm stability.
Light, stiff structure
A rigid chassis lets the suspension do its job, so the car answers every steering input.
Smooth aerodynamics
A flat underbody and carefully shaped surfaces cut drag, which adds range as well as speed.
Tuned on real roads
Each car is developed on a test track and on Dutch roads, from wet motorways to narrow dyke roads.
Aerial view of the factory's green roof with solar panels, surrounded by canals

Made in the Netherlands.

Dutch engineering has long favoured efficiency, clever design and doing more with less. PEROLIO brings that thinking to the car.

The illuminated PEROLIO factory reflected in a canal at dusk
The PEROLIO facade at sunset with a cyclist on the canal path