British agency Garagisti & Co is making headlines with its first hypercar. It’s referred to as the GP1. Solely 25 items are being constructed, every with a price ticket of $3.9 million.
The Garagisti GP1 is a very analogue hypercar that appears up to date, albeit with a couple of retro touches. It was designed by Angel Guerra, the previous exterior designer at Bugatti and Rimac.
The automotive has a smooth profile with large vents on the edges, a entrance fascia paying homage to the Pininfarina Battista and a rear part that reminds us of outdated Lamborghinis. It even has quad exhausts. The inside has a twin cockpit design with a central backbone much like the Carrera GT.
The GP1 is predicated on a carbon monocoque. As a substitute of sticking a big wing on it, Angel opted for ground-effect aerodynamics, and therefore the massive rear diffuser. It options Ohlins suspension, whereas the brakes have been sourced from Brembo.
Powering the GP1 is a 6.6-liter naturally aspirated V12 engine developed by Italy-based Italtecnica. It develops 778 hp and 516 lb-ft of torque. The engine is mated to a 6-speed guide gearbox that sends energy to the rear wheels. The corporate is concentrating on a dry weight of 1,000 kg.
