Arrinera announces Hussarya 33
The Poland based super car manufacturer Arrinera Automotive announced their super car Hussarya 33. If all goes well, the vehicle will go into production next year. The car will be sold in few markets worldwide, like, Europe, China, the Middle East and the United States of America. Earlier they showcased a prototype followed by the production version afterwards. Now, the Poland based automaker is saying that they are at final stage of completion which indicates the nearing launch of the super car.
The company went on to say that they are giving final touches to the exteriors and interiors of the production model. The production spec will go on testing this October on the tracks of England and Poland which will eventually lead to the production that is slated for next year. The special edition - Arrinera Hussarya 33, only 33 of them will be made rest car models will be sold as Hussarya. The pricing of the Hussarya or the special 33 edition has not been revealed yet.
The name - 'Hussarya' is derived from the Poland's sixteenth century's 'Hussar cavalry'. The super car is designed by Lee Noble, yes you right – the man behind Noble cars – the legendary Noble M600. Lee also holds shares in the Arrinera Automotive. This high tech beauty sits on a chassis constructed out of a high strength steel. Arrinera Hussarya 33 boasts a length of 4643mm and a width of 2093mm.
The two seater super car offers a wheelbase of 2695mm. Standard features on Hussarya are day time running LEDs, air conditioning, parking sensors, leather upholstery and Bluetooth enabled infotainment system. The company will also offers several add-on packs, the carbon fiber pack equipped Arrinera Hussarya will weigh even below 1300kg. With such light weight, imagine the naught to 100kmph figure then!
The heart of the Hussarya features a GM borrowed 6.2 liter V8. The 8 blocks engine belts out 650hp of max power and 820Nm of peak torque. The super car weighs just 1300kg which result in an impressive power to weight ratio. The Arrinera Hussarya bursts into 100kmph from standstill in 3.2 seconds before topping out at 340kmph. The car clocks 0-200kmph in 8.9 seconds while a quarter mile in 11 seconds. Hussarya halts from 200kmph in 13.3 m. The gearbox mated to the Hussarya's motor is powered by the Italy's CIMA. The car is mated to an F1 inspired automated manual gearbox with paddle shifters.