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The Czinger 21C will do 0-62mph in 1.9 seconds

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The Czinger 21C will do 0-62mph in 1.9 seconds | Top Gear

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LA startup’s hybrid hypercar will have 1,233bhp. Blimey

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The Czinger 21C will do 0-62mph in 1.9 seconds

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LA startup’s hybrid hypercar will have 1,233bhp. Blimey

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LA startup’s hybrid hypercar will have 1,233bhp. Blimey

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The Czinger 21C will do 0-62mph in 1.9 seconds

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The Czinger 21C will do 0-62mph in 1.9 seconds

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The Czinger 21C will do 0-62mph in 1.9 seconds

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LA startup’s hybrid hypercar will have 1,233bhp. Blimey

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Oh Czinger, you big tease. Ahead of next month’s Geneva Motor Show, the LA-based start-up has let slip its 21C hypercar will be able to hit 62mph in an outrageous 1.9 seconds.

Yes, Internet, 0-62mph in less than two seconds. If true, that makes the 21C one of the fastest-accelerating things on four wheels. For context, Tesla claims its new Roadster will do 0-60mph (not 62mph, note) in 1.9 seconds, while Rimac claims the C_Two does 0-62mph in 1.97 seconds. And we mustn't forget the Aspark Owl...

Those are all EVs. Czinger hasn’t told us exactly what the 21C will be powered by – only that it’ll have a “in-house developed, strong hybrid powertrain”, suggesting an internal combustion component. The company says it - whatever 'it' is - will make 1,233bhp. This is enough.

We’re promised the 21C, which seats its two occupants tandem-style, was “conceived, designed, engineered and manufactured from the ground up by a team of pioneering engineers, scientists and designers based In Los Angeles, California using a proprietary production system.”

“The result is the first vehicle of this era with a complex, optimised overall structure generated using computing power, additive manufacturing and artisanship”. Additive manufacturing? 3D printing, to you and I...

More as we have it.

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Oh Czinger, you big tease. Ahead of next month’s Geneva Motor Show, the LA-based start-up has let slip its 21C hypercar will be able to hit 62mph in an outrageous 1.9 seconds.

Yes, Internet, 0-62mph in less than two seconds. If true, that makes the 21C one of the fastest-accelerating things on four wheels. For context, Tesla claims its new Roadster will do 0-60mph (not 62mph, note) in 1.9 seconds, while Rimac claims the C_Two does 0-62mph in 1.97 seconds. And we mustn't forget the Aspark Owl...

Those are all EVs. Czinger hasn’t told us exactly what the 21C will be powered by – only that it’ll have a “in-house developed, strong hybrid powertrain”, suggesting an internal combustion component. The company says it - whatever 'it' is - will make 1,233bhp. This is enough.

We’re promised the 21C, which seats its two occupants tandem-style, was “conceived, designed, engineered and manufactured from the ground up by a team of pioneering engineers, scientists and designers based In Los Angeles, California using a proprietary production system.”

“The result is the first vehicle of this era with a complex, optimised overall structure generated using computing power, additive manufacturing and artisanship”. Additive manufacturing? 3D printing, to you and I...

More as we have it.

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LA startup’s hybrid hypercar will have 1,233bhp. Blimey