Photo: Genevart
Swiss supercar maker Genevart will be presenting their new 850hp hybrid supercar at next year’s edition of the Geneva Motor Show. With that much power and a 0-100 km/h (0-62mph) time of under 3 seconds, we can say we’re looking forward to seeing it in the metal.
There’s even more good news. The car is based on a pervious generation porsche 911 (the 997) Turbo, a car with one of the best sorted chassis in the motor industry. The 3.6-liter boxer engine is retained and its power is boosted from 470hp to a whopping 850hp, but that’s not all as it is further boosted by a pair of electric motors which provide 160 more horsepower. This colossal combined power output of 1010hp is put on the road via an all-wheel drive system.
No pricing information is available yet, however it’s going to be extremely expensive (judging by its performance figures), but the company has confirmed a production run of around 10 units per year. This is definitely an alternative, albeit a more exclusive and expensive one, to the Porsche 918 which is currently in development.
No pricing information is available yet, however it’s going to be extremely expensive (judging by its performance figures), but the company has confirmed a production run of around 10 units per year. This is definitely an alternative, albeit a more exclusive and expensive one, to the Porsche 918 which is currently in development.
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