Not new "news", but now that the show is over and the "cat's out of the bag", have we thought about how they compare with each other and what this means for the direction of the 3 big supercar makers? Just a while ago, at the 2013 Geneva International Motor Show, Lamborghini released their mighty Veneno, which they only plan on making 3 of, Ferrari released the... LaFerrari (creative name, huh?), which they're making only 500 pieces of, and last but not least, Mclaren released the P1.
It happened, the long wait is finally over, this is Enzo's successor, name LaFerrari. Most of us knew it by codename F70 or F150.
At its heart is a V12 6262cc engine outputting 800 HP (588 kW) at 9,000 rpm and 516 lb-ft (700 Nm) of torque at 6,750 rpm. The electric motor provides an extra 163 HP (120 kW) and 199 lb-ft (270 Nm). Ferrari says the car emits 330 g/km of CO2.
It's rumoured to be a limited production of 499 units, but nothing is confirmed. The price will be around 1.3M euros and we don't know when the deliveries will start.
We interrupt this program ... erm, this is something that gives me a feeling where I can't find the right words to describe this.
We all knew that Lamborghini was working on a special 50th anniversary model, but we thought it might be the last Gallardo, or maybe the SV version of the Aventador.
But this, this is beyond expectations, information is short, but all over the internet, there were new images popping with it. First leaked in a magazine, then the photo has been swiftly removed, more appeared.
After presenting it for the first time in Frankfurt, and later at Top Marques Monaco, Concept_One becomes more than just a concept vehicle.
Croatian manufacturer Rimac Automobili announces that car will be made in 2013 in limited series of 88 vehicles, each priced at €750,000. Not much if you consider that you could own first electric hypercar in the world.
