Limited to just 50-units each worldwide, the Zenva Aurora hypercar will come in two variants: Agil and Tur. Both models are powered by a quad-turbocharged 6.6L V12 engine, paired with a lightweight electric motor, that generates a combined 1,824 hp, enabling the vehicle to hit 62 mph in a mere 2.3 seconds, while topping out at 280 mph.
What differentiates the models? Well, the 2,866 pound Agil sports a stripped-out cabin and rear-wheel drive system as standard. The more luxurious Aurora Tur not only boasts high speed stability and enhanced grip levels, but has two additional electric motors on the front wheels, each providing 200bhp, and offering permanent four-wheel-drive. A custom suspension system features pushrod front and rear double wishbones with active springs, offering instant adjustment to ride stiffness as well as support. Production is set to begin in 2025, with no word yet on pricing.
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The Aurora project is best described as an equilibrium of extremes. Throughout the development phases, we have been very clear that we did not want to be chasing specific numbers or laptimes, as this can then cause a distraction or compromise when it comes to other areas. However, what was important, was the drive to push the Aurora to be on the leading edge of what could be achieved through pushing each element to the maximum in synchronization with the others. We just wanted to build an uncompromised drivers’ car, which delivered on every level, but without any one aspect negatively impacting another,” said Jens Sverdrup, Chairman of the Board & Chief Commercial Officer.
