Home appliances giant Dreame has scrapped its rocket-powered supercar, which we suspected was 'too fast and…

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  • Dreame has reportedly cancelled all its car projects
  • The firm's expansion plans seemed "too fast and too wide-reaching"
  • Rocket-boosted performance always seemed unlikely

When we went down to CES in January, we were in for a big surprise: Dreame, the brand we know primarily from its impressive robot vacuum cleaners, and hair stylers, was expanding into pretty much everything — including making a supercar.

As we said at the time, the world domination scheme didn't seem like the best of plans. "It all just seems too fast and too wide-reaching for it to have been done with the required care and expertise," we said, noting that we were finding it hard to get any actual details of the multiple proposed products.

But Dreame kept on going with the announcements, and in April it declared that not only would it be making a hypercar after its supercar, but the...

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