Timeline & Milestones
2026-03
New R&D Lab Opens
Olympian opens a new R&D lab in Irvine, California. Production capacity target: 2,400 units in 2026.
2025-11
Second Batch Delivered in California
Olympian completes delivery of its second batch of vehicles in California.
2025-10
Detroit Battery Show
Olympian participates in The Detroit Battery Show.
2025-09
Amazon AWS Partnership
Partnership with Amazon AWS announced to launch AI-Cockpit and Co-Pilot assistants in Model O1.
2025-08
International Joint Ventures Signed
Olympian officially signs two international joint ventures to expand manufacturing and distribution.
2025-07
First Commercial Delivery
Olympian achieves its first official commercial delivery in California.
2025-06
LA Demo Day — Sunset Edition & Model 42
At LA Demo Day, Olympian debuts the Model 84 Sunset Edition and Model 42 Adventure van.
2025-05
Foxconn Manufacturing Partnership
Olympian and Foxconn announce partnership to develop an AI-Native Vehicle OS on the Olympus Platform.
2024-12
NVIDIA Partnership Announced
Expanded collaboration with NVIDIA to develop the Olympus Platform using DRIVE AGX Orin. Joined NVIDIA Inception Program.
2024-10
SF Demo Day & LA Test Drives
Demo Day in San Francisco featuring Model 84. Test drives begin in Los Angeles (Sep 2024).
2024-01
Model 84 AR Windshield Revealed
Olympian reveals the Model 84's augmented reality windshield display, replacing traditional screens.
2021
Company Founded
Olympian Motors founded by Eren Canarslan (ex-Qualcomm/Ford) as New York's first EV manufacturer. Accepted into Y Combinator W22.
🔮 Bottom Line
Olympian is one of the more surprising entries on this tracker — a luxury electric SUV startup that has actually started delivering vehicles. The Y Combinator backing, NVIDIA and Foxconn partnerships, and completed customer deliveries in California give it more credibility than most EV startups at this stage.
That said, the Model 84 is a niche product: a $70K roofless titanium-and-carbon-fiber SUV with an AR windshield, limited to 310 units. It's not really a truck, and it's not affordable. But it's real, it's delivering, and the Olympus Platform with Foxconn could enable broader product lines (like the Model 42 van).
Our Recommendation: If you're in CA or NY and have $70K to spend on a head-turning luxury EV with a truly unique screen-free cockpit, Olympian is worth a test drive. For everyone else, this is more interesting as a company to watch than a vehicle to buy. The Foxconn partnership could make their platform play much more significant over time.