https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/gfg-style-kangaroo-ev-concept-geneva-motor-show/

Like many similar supercar concepts, the Kangaroo is designed around an aluminum space frame with carbon-fiber bodywork. Its doors open upwards, in tandem with hatch-like openings in the roof, and unique styling touches include turn-signal lights embedded in the giant mesh grilles at the back of the car.

Motivation comes from two electric motors, each of which is rated at 180 kilowatts or 241 horsepower, with combined output listed at 482 hp and 501 pound-feet of torque. Rear-wheel steering helps make for a tighter turning radius, too. The powertrain and chassis were developed in partnership with CH Auto, a "professional automotive R&D service company" from Beijing. A 90-kilowatt-hour battery pack is said to give a driving range of more than 280 miles on a charge.