Awesome! 746watts per HP!
There is a company I've done a few interesting power projects for, temporary 5000volt DC cabling in a control room with 4 foot thick containment walls and a 4' thick concrete door etc. They make motors for drill rigs and special naval propulsion systems. 650hp electric water cooled motors that are only 30" across and 15" thick. The average size of a full size car tire for example, looks pretty strange with a 3" output shaft.
They made an electric commuter bus for an experiment. One of the engineers was explaining that the first few tries they were breaking axles because of the torque they can get from their DC power supplies and motor setups. Basically they make 12 phase power systems, really high tech.
This is another turning point in history we're witnessing. There are some smart folks out there.