The car company Milan comes from Austria, and their product is called Red. It is a super sports car named after a bird of prey. They will make only 99 examples of technologically extremely advanced 'cars', and each one will carry a price of around 2 million euros.
The segment of super sports cars is getting richer every day, which means even more competition, because there are not exactly a lot of people who would shell out a few million to buy a car. The Austrian company believes that they have a good answer to this question, and they see their solution in a super sports car Milan Red. It drives him 6.2 liter V 8-cylinder with by four turbines that produce 1,307 horsepower and 1,400 newton meters of torque. This is enough to make Milan Red from 0 to 100 km/h shoots in le 2.47 seconds and reaches speed over 400 km/h.
Supercars tend to do anything less weight, that the capacities can be even bigger. The Milan Red is no different, the car only weighs 1,300 kilograms. Such a low weight was achieved by using carbon fiber, from which they are even made hung up, which it should be the first case in the world's road car. With the supersport Red, the function is set before design. The air holes are too big and maybe even 'vulgar', but they have to be there if we want to provide the engine with enough air and provide as much as possible great force, which pushes the car down towards the asphalt.
It will only be available 99 specimens Milan Red cars. It is necessary to deduct approx 2 million euros, and 18 are already reserved. The company wants their product to represent the pinnacle of Austrian engineering, that is why they have connected with recognized companies in the world of motorsport, such as AVL and Pankl Racing Systems. As a point of interest, there is also said to be an accompanying screen inside heart beat the driver. We are already very curious how tall would be heart rate at 400 km/h.
Picture gallery: Milan Red
More information:
milan-automotive.com
