World's Fastest Hypercar Corbellati Missile
Corbellati – It’s not a brand you’re probably familiar with, but it is known to artists, art enthusiasts, and jewel collectors. History aside, the family brand has decided to branch out into the automotive world, and its first attempt is a big one. I’m talking about, of course, the Corbellati Missile – a car that’s billed with the high expectation of being the world’s fastest car, Buggati, Koenigsegg, and Hennessey be damned. Little about the car is known at this point, but it does sport a purely Italian design and promises 1,800 horsepower and a top speed that breaches the 310-mph range. The power credentials are certainly there, but whether or not it will live up to the hype remains to be seen.
Corbellati says that the Missile's rounded carbon fiber bodywork is optimized to ensure the car will be stable at high speed, and the long-low profile of the car with its truncated rear end certainly stands out.
Other technical details include a carbon fiber chassis and double wishbone suspension with in-board dampers and air springs. All that power is fed to the rear wheels via a six-speed gearbox (there's no confirmation on whether it's a manual or auto.) and limited-slip differential, while carbon-ceramic brakes with six-piston calipers will bring the Missile to a stop.
In a statement, Corbellati is committed to producing a hypercar with 'unique performance and unique design, just like a jewel'. The Missile is 'the fastest road jewel of the world and is a 'union of elegance and technology'.
Dimensions
Length: 467 cm
Width(without mirrors): 204 cm
Height: 117 cm
Wheelbase: 285 cm
Ground clearance: 12 cm
Chassis and Bodywork
carbon fiber chassis with carbon fiber body panels
Engine
1800 hp, 9 liters v8 twin-turbocharged, light-alloy engine block, 4 valves per cylinder, 4 overhead camshafts
Transmission
6 speed + reverse trans axle, rear-wheel drive, LSD
Steering
rack and pinion
Suspension
double-wishbone front and rear, with inboard triple adjustable dampers and ecas controlled air spring
Brakes
carbon-ceramic disks 394mm x 36mm all around with monoblock 6 piston calipers
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