Traditionally an automotive pilgrimage for over 320,000 petrolhead race fans from all over the world, this all-electric, mega-watt horsepower technical tour-de-force has been wowing supercar enthusiasts who've flocked to see the car on show at the Michelin hospitality stand.

"I'm massively encouraged by the knowledge and enthusiasm race car fans are showing for a zero-emissions future," said Nigel Gordon-Stewart, Chairman and CEO of Dendrobium Automotive Limited. "When fans come to Le Mans, they are here to see superfast endurance racing, the toughest and, I think, most technically demanding racing in the sport. To have so many fans genuinely excited about a future of high-performance electric hypercars with zero emissions is really pleasing."

The D-1 is on display at the Michelin hospitality unit on the approach to the final chicane before the pit straight. Michelin are working as technical partners with Dendrobium on tyres for the extreme performance car and have recently fitted the all-new Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2R, the latest and most sporting tyre Michelin produce for road cars.