Following a teaser campaign, Los Angeles-based auto company Czinger has announced the full specs and details for its 21C supercar.
We'll likely find out more when the 21C officially debuts at the Geneva International Motor Show next month, but the claims so far are bold.
The hybrid supercar comes with an electric motor driving each of the front wheels, and a 2.88-liter twin-turbocharged V8 mounted in the middle of the vehicle.
All together, the hybrid powertrain — which drives all four wheels — cranks out a ludicrous 1,250 horses at 10,500 rpm.
Sporting a chassis and other components built from lightweight materials like carbon fiber, the 21C weighs only 2,755 pounds. That's a few hundred pounds more than a Mazda Miata.
Czinger will also offer a lightweight, track-oriented version of the 21C, which shaves around 70 pounds off of its curb weight.
The 21C's lightweight construction coupled with its beastly powertrain make the supercar extremely quick, if the stats Czinger touts are to be believed.
The company says that the 21C rockets from zero to 62 mph in 1.9 seconds, making it quicker the Tesla Roadster, which Tesla claims will hit 60 mph in the same amount of time.
According to Czinger, the 21C travels from a standstill to 186 mph and back to 0 mph again in 15 seconds.
It also purportedly goes from 0 to 248 mph and back to 0 in 29 seconds, besting the Koenigsegg Regera's record-setting time by a full 2.5 seconds.
Source: Koenigsegg
Czinger says the 21C's odd seating position — in which the driver sits in the middle of the car with the passenger directly behind — contributes to the car's performance and gives it the ideal weight distribution.
Befitting of an over-the-top, limited-production supercar, the Czinger 21C will come with a reported starting price of $1.7 million.
Source: Motor Authority
