Yes it can if it’s measured at the WHEELS.
Modern marketing (the race to the highest horsepower) means HP is measured at the CRANK of an engine. Measuring the engine’s horsepower but not necessary the “car’s” horse power.
The crank is the bit that sticks out of the engine, that spins the transmission and then the transmission spins the wheels. Horsepower gets lost along the way due to friction/heat and other inefficiencies. But what do you do if there’s an electric engine per wheel driving each wheel?
Best way to find out is to measure the end result (rubber hitting the road) and determine the horsepower there.
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