Czinger 21C: a new representative on the hypercar scene, created with a 3D printer

Czinger 21C, the world's first 3D-printed hypercar is hitting the market with great fanfare. If it doesn't convince you design, you will definitely be his capacity. 21C drives 2.88-liter V 8-cyl an engine that spins on its own 11,000 revolutions per minute and is associated with 7-speed sequential gearbox. The petrol engine works with electric motors, which are installed on front wheels, but all of them together can do just about anything 1,233 horsepower. The electric motors draw energy from lithium-titanium battery that charges significantly faster than a lithium-ion battery. Due to the extensive use of carbon fiber and light alloys, the 21C weighs only 1,250 kilograms. Due to its low weight and high power it needs to accelerate from 0 to 100 km/h only 1.9 seconds, from 0 to 300 km/h just 15 seconds.

To accelerate from 0 to 400 km/h needs Czinger 21C tiny 29 seconds, which is faster than the Koenigsegg Agera RS needs for the same acceleration 31.49 seconds. There is also competitive the Czinnger 21C version, which is a few kilos more easier, but has due to additional aerodynamic corrections a smaller one maximum speed. They will only do 80 copies hypercar Czinger 21C, and it will be shown to the world public at motor show in Geneva.

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