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NASCAR has unveiled a prototype of a fully electric stock car in Chicago .
The car is powered by a modified Next Gen chassis, which was introduced to the sport in 2022 .
It's far more powerful than any V8 -powered stock car, with 1,341 hp (1,000 kW ) available at peak power.
NASCAR recently moved away from sheet metal for its bodywork, but for this car it opted to make the body out of flax-based composites from a company called Bcomp .
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