At $270,192 USD, the KTM X-Bow GTX is a track-only supercar that weighs just 2,310-pounds, thanks to a carbon fiber body. It’s powered by an Audi-sourced 2.5L twin-turbocharged five-cylinder engine producing 523 hp and 479 lb-ft of torque, mated to a Holinger MF sequential 6-speed transmission with an electrically operated gear shifter. What really stands out is its ‘Jetfighter Canopy,’ which is essentially a one-piece ‘Plexiglass’ canopy with separately opening glass doors on both sides.
Step inside, and you’re greeted with a Recaro competition seat, developed according to “Advanced Seat” criteria. Side mirrors are gone and have been replaced with two rearview cameras, while a large fixed wing in the rear provides massive downforce. Since it’s not street-legal, this vehicle is aimed at track day pilots as well as semi-professional and professional racing drivers.
- The model includes a 2-speed gearbox, a first for LEGO Technic motorcycle models, and front and rear suspension for realistic movement
- Features great attention to detail, with attributes from the original, like realistic turning front wheel and front and back disc brakes
- Discover how the gearbox activates the V4-cylinder engine and feel the smooth ride of different driving techniques with the 2-speed action
- USAGE: The Light Set is used to light up Technic Ducati Panigale V4 R (NOT include the Lego Set).
- PORDUCT FEATURE: The Light is made use of original material purely handmade. It contains 1 USB Light kit ,Instruction guide, battery box. Plug in...
- TIPS: Prepare three AA Batteries, or USB Charger and Voltage should be less than 5V to avoid burning.
In conjunction with the 120 liter FT3 safety tank, the KTM X-BOW GTX drives further respectively longer than the competition on every track day, but also on every long-distance race, and the low weight naturally also reduces wear and tear and thus the running costs significantly,” said the company.
