As expected, it comes with an eye-watering price.
Switzerland isn t known for manufacturing vehicles of its own but this could be set to change in the near future. To start the year, Picasso Automotive teased its supercar which is called the PS-01. Now, another Swiss company called Morand Cars has announced plans to launch a hybrid hypercar in 2023. After all, even China is making hybrid hypercars these days.
Although the car doesn t yet have an official name and its design exists only as digital renders, its specs certainly seem worth shouting about. Intriguingly, the hypercar will be manufactured with a choice of plug-in hybrid and fully electric powertrains. Both models are claimed to be able to reach a top speed of 249 mph and the PHEV variant will be able to blast from 0-124 mph in as little as 6.3 seconds.
It doesn t have wings, but it looks like it could fly.
In honor of the last year of production for the legendary Lotus Elise and Exige lightweight sports cars, the brand announced final editions of both earlier this month as a new chapter gets underway. But Lotus has plans beyond new road-going sports cars and has just revealed the sensational E-R9.
As a design study for an all-electric next-generation endurance racer, the E-R9 serves as a potential preview of what a Le Mans racer could look like in the year 2030. E-R stands for Endurance Racer and 9 is the competition number that is a throwback to the marque s racing past. In 1955, the Lotus Mark IX was the car in which the race team debuted at Le Mans.