Unveiled at the 2024 Goodwood Festival of Speed, the Red Bull RB17 hypercar will be limited to just 50 units worldwide and features a two-seat carbon fibre monocoque chassis that weighs under 2,000 pounds. This track-only vehicle could possibly be turned into a street-legal daily driver with a conversion kit in the near future.
Power comes from a hybrid drivetrain consisting of a naturally-aspirated 4.5L Cosworth V10 engine and a single electric motor that generate a combined 1,184 hp, mated to an automatic transmission. Handling wise, it boasts an F1-style adjustable pushrod suspension, carbon brakes, and Michelin tires developed exclusively developed for the RB17. Availability has not yet been announced, but it’s rumored to be priced from around $6.4-million USD.
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The RB17 is an amazing project that we are privileged to work on, and has allowed Red Bull Advanced Technologies to showcase our engineering, design, and technical capabilities and solutions. We cannot wait to see the finished cars being enjoyed to the full on a racetrack by racing and automotive enthusiasts alike,” said Rob Gray, Red Bull Advanced Technologies Technical Director.
