MILAN RED: THE AUSTRIAN HYPERCAR
In 2018, after six years of development, the first Austrian hypercar was born
Since the birth of the car, Austria has never had many opportunities to show off on the international scene, but in 2012 Milan Automotive changed the cards on the table.
Markus Fux and his creation ( Photo Credits : www.autofilou.at )
Founded by the former pilot Markus Fux, the company aimed to create the first Austrian hypercar and the result, after six years of development, was the birth of Red.
The Milan Automotive logo ( Photo Credits : www.twimg.com )
Based on a monocoque carbon fibre frame wrapped in a body made of the same material, the car was equipped with a ALV List V8 6.2 engine driven by a seven-speed sequential gearbox combined with rear-wheel drive.
Side section ( Photo Credits : www.AlVolante.it )
Capable of delivering 1,325 hp with a torque of 1,400 Nm, the car can accelerate from 0 to 100 km / h in 2.4 seconds with a top speed of 400 km / h.
Rear section ( Photo Credits : www.AlVolante.it )
The special feature of Red is the use of four-carbon suspension in carbon fibre, a material never used for such applications on a road car and a solution that should improve agility and driving precision.
Rear light system detail ( Photo Credits : www.autofilou.at )
Produced in 99 copies, it is sold at a price of 2,000,000 euros each.
Thanks to Valentina Zanola for the cooperation
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Comments (9)
It reminds me of a kite
It is inspired by that
Austria isn’t really new to “pumping” out cars. There is not a car maker anymore (Steyr Daimler Puch which produced the Pinzgauer and Haflinger) but a lot of cars and abd car parts are assembled there. Steyr in Graz is Magna (Frank Stronach a former Austrian based in Ontario, Canada founded Magna) bought this production plant. Look at the thread for the Mercedes G about the Schoeckl. A mountain close to Graz.
Most of the first 4WD Mercedes and Alfa‘s where build in Austria.
Not to forget AVL, the biggest Diesel engineering company in the world.
The Panda 4x4 also builds them XD
6 speed with a 7 speed sequential transmission?
There was a mistake, thank you for reporting it to me
Its cool, but isn't odd countries like Austria, which have no big car industry, pumping out cars like this ?
For hobbies XD
Too bad the manager was arrested for fraud