300+!?! For 300 horsepower? No. 300 km/h? Not even close—both the Chiron and Veyron have long surpassed that milestone with ease. In fact, the number refers to miles per hour, meaning… 482.7 km/h! And it’s no exaggeration—a slightly modified Chiron Super Sport actually hit 490.484 km/h.
The “production” version (limited to 30 units) retains the same 1,600-horsepower W16 but is electronically capped at 440 km/h. A slightly more sensible figure—relatively speaking.
Dans son irrésistible course à la performance et aux records, Porsche est souvent placé aux avant-postes. Cette fois encore, le constructeur allemand écrase la concurrence avec sa nouvelle mouture, la Porsche Taycan Turbo GT. La firme dévoile son modèle de série le plus puissant jamais conçu, électriques et thermiques compris.
The holidays are approaching and with them, the pleasure of taking to the road in your exceptional car. Whether you're driving your favorite GT, whether you want to meet it directly at your vacation resort, or whether you prefer to leave it safely while you're away, Carsup is with you every step of the way during your summer.
In its quest for clean energy for its future models, the Dieppo-based brand decided to take a big leap forward. Expected at the 2022 Paris Motor Show to unveil its electric future, Alpine surprised by presenting a futuristic, fully functional concept car powered by hydrogen. The Alpenglow has an internal combustion engine running on hydrogen, thus producing no grams of CO2 while maintaining the driving sensations of a combustion engine! Obviously, the Alpenglow being a concept car, its design is then likely to evolve.
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