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Showing posts with label Supercar. Show all posts
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Thursday, March 14, 2024

The Ferrari Aurea: A Virtual Masterpiece Bridging F1 Technology and Street Savvy

Imaginary Beauty - In the vast expanse of the internet, a remarkable and awe-inspiring concept car caught our attention — an imaginative creation adorned with the iconic Prancing Horse emblem
The Ferrari Aurea concept design was brought to life by a group of visionary designers, all graduates of the esteemed University of Florence under their design studio banner of DeF Designers. (Picture from: DebenedettieFiordi)
Crafted by a group of visionary designers, all graduates of the esteemed University of Florence, this extraordinary vehicle was brought to life under the banner of Debenedetti e Fiordi Designers, their design studio. Their past masterpiece of the 2004, the Ferrari Aurea, was conceived with the ambitious goal of seamlessly integrating Formula 1 technology and engineering prowess into a road-worthy machine.

The Ferrari Aurea was meticulously developed in collaboration with Ferrari engineers, including the brilliant Stefano Carmassi, renowned for his contributions to the aerodynamics of the legendary Ferrari Enzo. (Picture from: TopSpeed)
Positioned as a potential successor to the iconic Ferrari 360 Modena, the Ferrari Aurea was meticulously developed in collaboration with Ferrari engineers, including the brilliant Stefano Carmassi, renowned for his contributions to the aerodynamics of the legendary Ferrari Enzo
The Ferrari Aurea speaks volumes about its aerodynamic prowess and sporty elegance weighing in at 1250 kg and measuring 4.47 m in length, 1.15 m in height, and 2 m in width. (Picture from: Interia.pl)
This concept car exudes the essence of an exclusively sporty character, designed to not just traverse roads but to dominate them, igniting passion in millions of hearts and elevating the tricolore to new heights.
History, once again, becomes a source of emotional inspiration, propelling the idea that evolution is embedded in its very DNA. Inheriting the elegance of the '48 Barchetta, sculpted with the triumph of F1 2002 on its bonnet, and embodying the characters of Enzo, 456, and 360 Modena in its outline, the Ferrari Aurea stands as a testament to dreams turned into reality. It is a true Ferrari, etching its name into the annals of memories, contributing to an ever-expanding myth that delivers timeless beauty to the future.
The Ferrari Aurea stands as a testament to dreams turned into reality. It is a true Ferrari, etching its name into the annals of memories, contributing to an ever-expanding myth that delivers timeless beauty to the future. (Picture from: TopSpeed)
Weighing in at 1250 kg and measuring 4.47 m in length, 1.15 m in height, and 2 m in width, the entire silhouette of the Ferrari Aurea speaks volumes about its aerodynamic prowess and sporty elegance. Powering this automotive marvel is the V8 engine from the 360 Modena, meticulously tuned to unleash over 500 bhp. The power is seamlessly transmitted through a sequential six-speed circuit to the imposing 20-inch rear wheels.
The Ferrari Aurea powered by V8 engine from the 360 Modena, meticulously tuned to unleash over 500 bhp, is seamlessly transmitted through a sequential six-speed circuit to the imposing 20-inch rear wheels. (Picture from: TopSpeed)
Predicted performance puts this supercar in the league of the legendary F40, boasting a standing kilometer in just 21 seconds, a top speed of 325 km/h, and the ability to accelerate from 0-100 km/h in a mere 3.9 seconds.
The Ferrari Aurea is not just a singular entity; it was envisioned in four distinct body variants — Berlinetta, Spider, American Spider, and GT. Each variant is a manifestation of the accumulated experience and technological prowess garnered through Ferrari's illustrious Formula One performances. Unfortunately, for those enamored with supercars, the Aurea remains confined to the realm of design, with no full-scale model ever gracing the physical world.
The Aurea's design was envisioned into Spider model, and serves as a testament to the enduring legacy of Ferrari's elegance design language. (Picture from: Interia.pl)
Nevertheless, even in its virtual existence, the Aurea's design serves as a testament to the enduring legacy of Ferrari's design language. The dynamic curves of the Prancing Horses from Maranello continue to influence the aesthetics of Ferrari sports cars to this day, ensuring that the spirit of the Aurea lives on in every sleek and powerful Ferrari that graces the roads.
The Aurea's design was envisioned into GT model, featuring with dynamic curves continue to influence the aesthetics of Ferrari sports cars to this day. (Picture from: Conworld.Fandom)
As we marvel at this visionary concept, we are reminded that the journey of innovation is perpetual, and the allure of the Prancing Horse endures through time, inspiring generations of automotive enthusiasts. *** [EKA | FROM VARIOUS SOURCES | DEBENEDETTIEFIORDI | INTERIA.PL | TOPSPEED | DISENO-ART | SUPERCARWORLD | CLASSICDRIVER ]
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Sunday, March 10, 2024

Futuristic Thrills: Pininfarina's Enigma GT and the Hydrogen Drive

The Futuristic GT - The rapid evolution of technology has ushered in numerous advances, providing humanity with unprecedented conveniences to confront the challenges of the future. In contemplating the shape of future vehicles, one might wonder about the various designs envisioned and crafted by the automotive industry. The world's automotive entities have tirelessly developed and presented multiple versions of futuristic vehicles, each pushing the boundaries of innovation.
The Pininfarina Enigma GT futuristic coupe concept seamlessly integrates super speed and environmentally friendly technology, boasting a cutting-edge pure hydrogen cell drivetrain. (Picture from: Pininfarina)
At the Geneva International Motor Show 2024, Pininfarina unveiled its latest vision to answer this pressing question - the Enigma GT. This futuristic coupe concept seamlessly integrates super speed and environmentally friendly technology, boasting a cutting-edge pure hydrogen cell drivetrain. Pininfarina's presentation at the motor show showcased not just a vehicle but a glimpse into the future of automotive innovation.
The Pininfarina Enigma GT unveiled at the Geneva International Motor Show 2024 showcased not just a vehicle but a glimpse into the future of automotive innovation. (Picture from: Pininfarina)
Powering the Enigma GT is a robust 2.5-liter turbocharged V-6 engine, claiming an impressive 435 hp output when burning hydrogen, dedicated to propelling the rear wheels. Complementing this is an electric motor generating over 200 hp, propelling the front wheels and ensuring optimal traction on all four wheels. The synergy of these power sources catapults the Enigma GT from 0 to 100 km/h in less than 4 seconds, attaining a remarkable top speed of 250 km/h.
The Pininfarina Enigma GT' exterior design is nothing short of breathtaking featuring with the unique doors styling is dominated by the large 'canopy' bubble that encloses the passenger areas. (Picture from: Pininfarina)
The efficiency of the hydrogen fuel used by the Enigma GT is equally remarkable, providing a range of approximately 435 km at a constant speed of 100 km/h and extending to 550 km in a combined cycle. What's even more astonishing is the swift hydrogen filling process, taking a mere 5-6 minutes. Pininfarina's commitment to practicality aligns seamlessly with the demands of a fast-paced era.
The Pininfarina Enigma GT' exterior featuring also with active aerodynamic elements, including a grille cover, front wheel deflectors, and a rear wing, further contribute to an impressive drag coefficient of 0.24. (Picture from: Pininfarina)
By positioning the engine at the rear, Pininfarina has achieved more than just a striking aesthetic. This placement lowers the front of the vehicle, enhancing aerodynamic efficiency. Active aerodynamic elements, including a grille cover, front wheel deflectors, and a rear wing, further contribute to an impressive drag coefficient of 0.24. The meticulous design choices reflect Pininfarina's dedication to not only futuristic technology but also to performance and efficiency.
The Pininfarina Enigma GT's cabin reveals an inviting, sporty, and luminous environment meticulously under sustainable materials seamlessly blend with a dominating transparent OLED screen on the dashboard. (Picture from: Pininfarina)
Weighing in at a mere 1,735 kg, the Enigma GT achieves a remarkable feat for a 2+2 grand tourer with batteries. Carbon fiber, extensively used in both the body and monocoque chassis, emerges as the key factor behind the car's commendable lightness. This strategic use of materials enhances the vehicle's overall performance and sustainability.
Carbon fiber, extensively used in both the body and monocoque chassis, emerges as the key factor behind the Enigma GT's commendable lightness. (Picture from: Pininfarina)
The exterior design of the Enigma GT is nothing short of breathtaking. Departing from the unique doors styling is dominated by the large 'canopy' bubble that encloses the passenger areas. Accessing it involves lifting from the rear hinge, paying homage to past concept cars developed by Pininfarina, such as the Ferrari 512S Berlinetta Speciale and the Abarth 2000 Coupe Pininfarina. This innovative design choice not only enhances the vehicle's aesthetics but also serves as a testament to Pininfarina's commitment to pushing the boundaries of conventional automotive design.
The Pininfarina Enigma GT' innovative design choice not only enhances the vehicle's aesthetics but also serves as a testament to Pininfarina's commitment to pushing the boundaries of conventional automotive design. (Picture from: Pininfarina)
Stepping inside the cabin reveals an inviting, sporty, and luminous environment meticulously crafted by Pininfarina. Sustainable materials seamlessly blend with a dominating transparent OLED screen on the dashboard. This screen, beyond being an informational hub for the driver, doubles as a gateway to entertainment content, reminiscent of Mercedes' Hyperscreen system.
The Pininfarina Enigma GT powered by a robust 2.5-liter turbocharged V-6 engine, claiming an impressive 435 hp output when burning hydrogen, dedicated to propelling the rear wheel. (Picture from: Pininfarina)
Inspired by aviation, the dashboard incorporates an integrated laminar airflow system for cabin ventilation. The expansive windshield serves not only as a window to the world but also as an Augmented Reality interface, seamlessly merging the digital and physical realms.
Safety takes center stage in the Enigma GT, featuring a driver assistance system driven by artificial intelligence. Navigation, blind-spot assist, and other active safety features form an integral part of this futuristic package. Additionally, the Enigma GT boasts an autonomous driving mode, solidifying its status as a future car that embodies not only speed but also safety. | hpxWnPGXZLM |

As we traverse towards this exciting era, the Enigma GT stands as a beacon, illuminating the path of what's to come in the world of automotive innovation. It's more than a glimpse into the future – it's a testament to the harmonious marriage of speed, sustainability, and cutting-edge technology. *** [EKA | FROM VARIOUS SOURCES | PININFARINA | CARSCOOPS | AUTOCAR | TOPGEAR ]
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Monday, February 26, 2024

Chrysler's Futuristic Leap: Unveiling the Halcyon Concept

New EV - As Chrysler celebrates its upcoming 100th anniversary, the automotive giant is breaking away from its minivan reputation and making a bold leap into the future. Known primarily for producing the Pacifica minivan, Chrysler is unveiling the Halcyon Concept, a sophisticated and stunning roadster with electric power and full autonomous capabilities. This marks a significant departure from their traditional offerings and is a testament to the company's commitment to embracing advanced technology and innovation.
The Halcyon is a sleek roadster with a lot of interesting things to say about Chrysler’s future. (Picture from: TheVerge)
Christine Feuell
, CEO of the Chrysler brand, emphasizes the brand's progressive vision in introducing advanced technology and experiences tailored for real-life applications. The Halcyon Concept serves as a showcase of Chrysler's future direction, especially considering the company's ambitious plan to exclusively sell electric vehicles by the end of 2028.
The Halcyon serves as a demonstration of Chrysler's commitment to incorporating cutting-edge technology. (Picture from: TheVerge)
While the Halcyon is not a production-ready vehicle, lacking specific specifications like battery capacity and mileage, it serves as a demonstration of Chrysler's commitment to incorporating cutting-edge technology. The concept integrates various technologies developed by Chrysler's parent company, Stellantis, including the STLA Brain operating system, STLA AutoDrive driver assistance, and STLA SmartCockpit infotainment system.
The Halcyon boasts a sleek design with a mere four inches of ground clearance and innovative French door-style openings. (Picture from: TheVerge)
Built on Stellantis' STLA Large platform, the Halcyon Concept boasts a sleek design with a mere four inches of ground clearance and innovative French door-style openings. The use of recycled materials, such as crushed and recycled music CDs for the company's wing logo, highlights Chrysler's dedication to sustainability, with 95 percent of the interior crafted from "sustainable" materials.
The Halcyon integrates various technologies developed by Chrysler's parent company, Stellantis, including the STLA Brain operating system, STLA AutoDrive driver assistance, and STLA SmartCockpit infotainment system. (Picture from: TheVerge)
Artificial intelligence plays a pivotal role in the Halcyon Concept, contributing to features like voice assistants, predictive navigation, and online software updates. The vehicle's ability to recognize user preferences and make preemptive adjustments to the HVAC system enhances the overall driving experience.
The Halcyon Concept contributes to features such as voice assistants, predictive navigation, and online software updates. (Picture from: TheVerge)
Chrysler envisions a future where autonomous vehicles play a significant role, and the Halcyon Concept aligns with this vision. Equipped with autonomous features and futuristic elements like a brightness-adjustable glass canopy and Dynamic Wireless Power Transfer Technology, the concept hints at a potential future where wireless charging on the move becomes a reality.
The use of recycled materials, such as crushed and recycled music CDs for the company's wing logo, highlights Chrysler's dedication to sustainability, with 95 percent of the interior crafted from "sustainable" materials. (Picture from: TheVerge)
While experts debate the feasibility of a completely driverless future, Chrysler is positioning itself to be ready for evolving trends. The company acknowledges that achieving full autonomy, especially at Levels 3 and 4, requires significant development work. Nevertheless, the Halcyon Concept exemplifies Chrysler's commitment to staying ahead of the curve.
The Halcyon equipped with autonomous features and futuristic elements like a brightness-adjustable glass canopy and Dynamic Wireless Power Transfer Technology. (Picture from: TheVerge)
Looking beyond the concept, Chrysler plans to reveal its first electric vehicle in 2025, with the Airflow SUV prototype already showcased. Despite discontinuing the Chrysler 300 sedan, the company remains focused on profitability and increasing its brand value. With approximately 133,000 minivans sold last year, Chrysler aims to leverage its revenue for developing a series of electric vehicles and maintaining a prominent position in the evolving automotive landscape.
In conclusion, Chrysler's Halcyon Concept serves as a beacon of the company's future direction, emphasizing innovation, sustainability, and a commitment to staying at the forefront of automotive technology. As the automotive industry continues to evolve, Chrysler positions itself as a key player, ready to embrace the challenges and opportunities that lie ahead. *** [EKA | FROM VARIOUS SOURCES | CHRYSLER | THEVERGE | CARANDDRIVER | CNBC | ELECTREK.CO ]
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Tuesday, February 20, 2024

Pagani Huayra R Evo Unique Supercar Powered by 900 HP

New Long-tailed Beast - Pagani Automobili, the renowned Italian supercar manufacturer, has once again raised the bar with the introduction of its latest masterpiece – the Pagani Huayra R Evo. This exquisite creation is an enhanced version of the Huayra R lineup, featuring a distinctive open-top design, aptly termed a targa. Boasting a staggering maximum power output of 900 horsepower, Pagani claims that this new iteration surpasses the ferocity of its predecessor, the Huayra R track car, which made its debut in 2021.
The Pagani Huayra R Evo is an enhanced version of Huayra R featuring a distinctive design, aptly termed a targa. (Picture from: Autoblog)
The genesis of the Huayra R Evo can be traced back to a moment of inspiration experienced by the visionary Horacio Pagani while watching a Formula Indy race in Nashville. A testament to meticulous craftsmanship, this marvel took approximately two years to complete, a timeframe justified by the manufacturer's pursuit of performance levels akin to the current Le Mans Prototype 2 race car.
The Pagani Huayra R Evo is a testament to meticulous craftsmanship that took around 2 years to complete. (Picture from: Autoblog)
Pagani has not only pushed the boundaries of performance but has also incorporated notable improvements. The addition of a pop-out roof panel enhances aerodynamic downforce when removed, resulting in a remarkable 45% increase from the standard configuration. Impressively lightweight at 1,060 kg dry, the Huayra R Evo showcases Pagani's commitment to achieving the perfect balance of power and agility.
The genesis of the Pagani Huayra R Evo can be traced back to a moment of inspiration experienced by the visionary Horacio Pagani while watching a Formula Indy race in Nashville. (Picture from: Autoblog)
The introduction of the "codalunga" (long tail) design element involves extending the front splitter by approximately four inches, seamlessly integrating and supporting the air intake for the cooling system. The rear end, now 7.5 inches longer, features a central stabilizer fin supporting the large rear wing, along with integrated struts. This meticulous redesign contributes to a substantial 45% increase in downforce. The open-top configuration further elevates total downforce by 5%, thanks to increased front and rear vertical loads.
The Pagani Huayra R Evo featuring with the "codalunga" (long tail) design element involves extending the front splitter by approximately four inches, seamlessly integrating and supporting the air intake for the cooling system. (Picture from: Autoblog)
Under the hood, the Huayra R Evo houses the formidable V12 R-Evo enginea naturally aspirated 6,000 cc V12 configuration. This powerhouse, enhanced with a redesigned intake manifold, new camshaft, and reconfigured exhaust system, delivers an awe-inspiring 900 horsepower and 567 pound-feet (770 Newton-meters) of torque. The bespoke six-speed sequential gearbox, a result of collaboration with HWA AG, weighs a mere 176 pounds.
The Pagani Huayra R Evo has 7.5 inches longer's rear end, coupled with a central stabilizer fin supporting the large rear wing, along with integrated struts. (Picture from: Autoblog)
Ensuring a comfortable ride, the car features a forged aluminum alloy double-wishbone suspension, helical springs, and electronically controlled shock absorbers. The addition of a new heave damper further enhances controllability

Braking prowess is provided by the CCM-R auto-ventilated carbon ceramic brakes and custom racing pads. Furthermore, the Huayra R Evo rides on 19-inch front and 20-inch rear rims, enveloped in Pirelli P Zero Slick tires (280/680 R19 at the front and 345/725 R20 at the rear).
Under the hood, the Pagani Huayra R Evo houses the formidable V12 R-Evo engine – a naturally aspirated 6,000 cc V12 configuration. (Picture from: Autoblog)
Stepping inside the cabin, occupants are greeted by seats clad in fire-resistant material, equipped with six-point safety belts and carbon fiber headrests featuring special protection to mitigate serious injuries in case of an unfortunate incident. Pagani's commitment to global markets is evident as the Huayra can be configured with left or right-hand steering depending on the region. | uTiVEBUc49o |
In conclusion, Pagani's Huayra R Evo stands as a testament to the brand's unwavering commitment to pushing the boundaries of automotive excellence. This masterpiece seamlessly combines cutting-edge technology, aerodynamic precision, and raw power, offering enthusiasts a driving experience like no other. The Huayra R Evo is not just a car; it's a symphony of engineering brilliance and artistic finesse, destined to leave an indelible mark in the world of high-performance automobiles. *** [EKA | FROM VARIOUS SOURCES | PAGANI AUTOMOBILI | ID.MOTOR1 | AUTOBLOG ]
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Wednesday, February 14, 2024

Driving Ambitions: The John Evans Supercars Odyssey from Dreams to Reality

Passion & Ambition - In the world of automotive dreams, not many enthusiasts can turn their aspirations into reality, especially when it comes to owning or driving a supercar. For individuals like John Evans, an American automotive enthusiast with limited capital, the dream was not just about possession but also about creating something unique.
The 1989 Evans-Kudzu Series I GT posed along with its sibling Evans 486LM or Evans Series 3. (Picture from: Pinterest)
Evans harbored a vision that proved to be exceptionally challenging – designing a supercar inspired by racing series like Group-C and GT1, a machine that encapsulated cutting-edge technology but remained road-legal.
The initial model for Evans Automobiles, the Evans 386LM prototype, was designed by Dave Lynn. (Picture from: GT1History)
Founded in 1986 in Scottdale, Georgia, Evans Automobiles became the canvas for John Evans' ambitious project, the Evans 386LM model. Collaborating with the talented designer Dave Lynn (also recognized as the person behind the Kudzu GTP prototype), the company embarked on a journey to craft a supercar that defied conventional norms. 
Initially equipped with a 3.8 and 4.7-liter Buick engine, the Evans 386LM underwent an evolution to accommodate a potent V8, boasting a capacity of up to 7 liters and featuring an aluminum block. (Picture from: GT1History)
The 386LM (initially intended as the ACO verification car, as well as the EPA certification car) weighed a mere 1,048 kg, built on a tubular frame adorned with carbon panels, and featured a carbon fiber body. An adjustable suspension system added adaptability, allowing the car to conquer both specific tracks and public roads.
Standard features of the Evans 386LM included a luxurious carbon fiber and leather interior with a cork and leather-wrapped roll cage, a Quaiffe limited-slip differential, and powerful front and rear calipers. (Picture from: GTPlanet)
Initially equipped with a 3.8 and 4.7-liter Buick engine, the 386LM underwent an evolution to accommodate a potent V8, boasting a capacity of up to 7 liters and featuring an aluminum block. This powerhouse enabled the car to achieve a breathtaking acceleration to the first hundred in just 3.8 seconds, reaching an impressive top speed of 330 km/h
The Evans 386LM was the ACO verification car, as well as the EPA certification car, weighed a mere 1,048 kg, built on a tubular frame adorned with carbon panels, and featured a carbon fiber body. (Picture from: GT1History)
Additionally, various sources mention multiple engine options throughout the program's development, including the Buick 4.0 turbo V6 or supercharged Buick 3.8 (likely in the early stages). Later on, alternatives like the natural aspirated aluminum 5.7 V8 block or even the massive 427 cu.in. (7.0-liter) were considered.
The Evans 486LM essentially the same as the 386LM but with a different nose section for public road comfort. (Picture from: Carakoom)
Standard features of the Evans 386LM included a luxurious carbon fiber and leather interior with a cork and leather-wrapped roll cage, a Quaiffe limited-slip differential, and powerful front and rear calipers. Additionally, a single-element, adjustable carbon fiber rear wing and rear diffuser were part of the package. Optional amenities like air conditioning, power steering, hydraulic ride height control, rear view camera, and CD/DVD/radio added to the appeal.
The Evans 486LM's specifications are identical to the 386LM except for overall length and price. (Picture from: VWVortex)
However, the high starting price of over 100 thousand dollars posed a challenge for sales. Prospective buyers hesitated due to the hefty price tag and the implied high level of piloting skill required for regular track day use. Despite these hurdles, the American automaker persisted, introducing the Evans 486LM – essentially the same as the 386LM but with a different nose section for public road comfort.
The 1989 Evans-Kudzu Series I GT, originally designed by Dave Lynn, later became produced by Evans Automobiles. (Picture from: BringATrailer)
Over the years, Evans invested considerable time in the development of the 386LM and its counterpart, the 486LM. Despite efforts to showcase the company's ability to produce a reliable racing car with minimal maintenance demands, sales were slow. By 2005, the price dropped to 65 thousand dollars, and even the molds with all the drawings were put up for sale, but interest remained tepid. The ambitious plan met its demise with the bankruptcy of Evans Automobiles, and even a rebranding to Silva based in Las Vegas couldn't salvage the situation.
In the end, John Evans' dream of crafting an accessible yet high-performance supercar encountered challenges extending beyond the realms of design and engineering. The narrative of the 386LM and 486LM stands as a testament to the intricate process of transforming automotive dreams into tangible reality. It offers enthusiasts a story rich in ambition and innovation. This unexpected conclusion to a chapter in automotive history could also serve as potential inspiration for others aspiring to turn their dreams into reality. *** [EKA | FROM VARIOUS SOURCES | CARAKOOM | DISENO-ART | GTPLANET | ALLCARINDEX | GT1 HISTORY | DAILYSPORTSCAR | BRINGATRAILER | VWVORTEX ]
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Friday, February 9, 2024

Mazzanti Evantra Pura: Unleashing Italian Elegance with American Power

Road BEASTMazzanti Automobili, a beacon of innovation in the automotive world since its establishment in 2002, continues to redefine excellence. The introduction of the Evantra supercar in 2013 marked a significant milestone, next is Evantra Millecavalli, and in 2021, the journey of evolution has now led to the unveiling of the Mazzanti Evantra Pura.
The Mazzanti Evantra Pura seamlessly marries European elegance with the raw potency of American muscle, and debuted at the 2021 Florence Biennale Festival in Florence, Italy. (Picture from: TopGear)
Displayed with pride at the illustrious 2021 Florence Biennale Festival in Florence, Italy, the Evantra Pura seamlessly marries European elegance with the raw potency of American muscle. Departing from its predecessor, the Evantra Pura opts for a 6.2-liter V8 sourced from the Chevrolet Corvette Stingray C8, tuned to unleash an astounding 761 horsepower and 671 lb-ft of torque. This powerhouse is artfully coupled with a seven-speed automatic transmission.
The Mazzanti Evantra Pura chassis maintains Mazzanti's unwavering commitment to quality and performance. (Picture from: TopGear)
Setting the Evantra Pura apart is its remarkable agility, owing to a significant 198-pound weight reduction compared to the original Evantra. This weight-saving measure propels the car from 0 to 60mph in an exhilarating 2.9 seconds, with a top speed reaching an impressive 360km/h.
The Mazzanti Evantra Pura crafted with a high-tensile, box-section steel frame and chrome molybdenum, the lightweight construction enhances the car's nimble handling. (Picture from: TopGear)
The chassis of the Evantra Pura maintains Mazzanti's unwavering commitment to quality and performance. Crafted with a high-tensile, box-section steel frame and chrome molybdenum, the lightweight construction enhances the car's nimble handling, reducing its overall weight by 90 kilograms compared to its predecessor.
The Mazzanti Evantra Pura's cabin elevates the driving experience with a larger portrait touch screen for the infotainment system and a racing-style steering wheel display. (Picture from: BlackXperience)
Standard features include front and rear MacPherson strut suspension, with the option for enthusiasts to choose a fully adjustable suspension system for a personalized driving experience. Brembo carbon-ceramic brakes, equipped with 14.9-inch discs and six-piston calipers in the front, along with 14-inch discs and four-piston calipers in the rear, ensure precise and powerful stopping capabilities.
The Mazzanti Evantra Pura rolling on OZ Racing wheels wrapped in Michelin tires (255/35R19 at the front and 315/30R20 at the rear), the Evantra Pura not only delivers exceptional performance but also exudes a sleek aesthetic. (Picture from: TopGear)
Rolling on OZ Racing wheels wrapped in Michelin tires (255/35R19 at the front and 315/30R20 at the rear), the Evantra Pura not only delivers exceptional performance but also exudes a sleek aesthetic. Inside the cabin, Mazzanti elevates the driving experience with a larger portrait touch screen for the infotainment system and a racing-style steering wheel display.
The Mazzanti Evantra Pura powered by a 6.2-liter V8 sourced from the Chevrolet Corvette Stingray C8, tuned to unleash an astounding 761 horsepower and 671 lb-ft of torque. (Picture from: TopGear)
A hallmark of the Evantra Pura is its driver-centric design. Mazzanti ensures that each driver experiences a bespoke fit, configuring the driving position based on individual measurements. Even the gear shift distance is customizable, adapting to the unique shape of the driver's hands.

While specific pricing details remain undisclosed, reports suggest that the Mazzanti Evantra Pura starts at an impressive $800,000 or approximately Rp. 11.3 billion. Production is limited to a mere five units annually, adding an exclusive touch to this already exceptional supercar.
In its essence, the Mazzanti Evantra Pura stands as a testament to the brand's unwavering dedication to innovation and performance. With its striking design, potent engine, and personalized driving experience, this limited-production supercar promises to captivate automotive enthusiasts worldwide. Embrace the thrill of the road with Mazzanti's latest masterpiece—the Evantra Pura. A symphony of power, precision, and exclusivity, this extraordinary creation invites enthusiasts to partake in a journey beyond the ordinary. *** [EKA | FROM VARIOUS SOURCES | FARANTUBE | TOPGEAR | ID.MOTOR1 | CARSCOOPS ]
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