MEXICO CITY - Mexican auto company demonstrated the ability to build a supercar called the Inferno.
This car has appeared at the Bencomer Expo exhibition, the Inferno Supercar was built by Mexican engineers in collaboration with Italian supercar design specialist, Antonio Ferrarioli.
He is known as the creator of famous sports cars, such as the Lamborghini Asterion, Veneno, SV Aventador, Gallardo Super competition and Reventon Roadster. Thus quoted from Carscoops.
Inferno design looks exotic with sharp lines and full of grooves and then silver chalk paint. The red color combination is pinned under the spoiler, row hood, light frame, airscoop, rims and rear body panels.
The car body is constructed using a zinc-aluminum-silver alloy or what is known as "metal foam". This material is considered to absorb impact 100 times stronger than that used in other supercars.
Reinforcing the fearsome impression, a large carbon material rear wing, five Bar ADV.1 rims, disc brakes and red caliber, and five exhaust are used as standard components.
Inferno is equipped with a bi-turbo V8 engine that can churn out 1400 hp and a maximum torque of 908 nm. Acceleration from 0-100 kilometers (km) per hour can be achieved in less than 3 seconds.
The top speed that can be achieved is 395 km/h. Although it is not known the estimated selling price and release time.
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