Hypercars are a rare breed and that’s what their owners crave along with justifying the sky-high price-tags too. When supercars are too common and passé, its these limited-edition cars that offer more power, more extreme engineering, and exclusivity to match. These...
Hypercars exist on different echelon since it’s about extreme engineering along with embracing the science of speed. It is not just about outrageous speed but aerodynamics as carmakers try to push the limits of physics. The hypercar genre was given birth by the...
Porsche is the Holy Grail Good value for the Lotus Emira at CA$127,000 Aston Martin Valour: A beast in action The manual gearbox is a rare commodity that has only risen in the desirability stakes with a greater emphasis on driver engagement along with greater consumer...
Hypercars were traditionally known as instruments of sheer speed and dipped in an extreme ethos governed by aerodynamics. However, we still pine for the supercars that graced bedroom walls in the 70s, 80s and 90s with sense of attachment to those iconic shapes. Hence,...
A seismic shift is currently brewing in the hypercar industry and that is fuelled by a customer preference for more analogue cars. With a constant influx of technology focused cars, hypercars have taken a step back to keep a check on the automotive hamster wheel....
We had just started to get accustomed to carbon fibre being used on the supercar and the hypercar with the focus being in saving weight. Carbon fibre is an expensive but lightweight material which adds rigidity along with helping supercar and hypercars maintain a low...
