Minerva J.M. Brabazon supercar announced

JHF · Jul 2, 2013

Envisioned to have a top speed in excess of 400 km/h (248 mph)

Minerva has released the first details about their upcoming J.M. Brabazon supercar.
Apparently named after a British racing driver, the J.M. Brabazon has a carbon Kevlar body that sits atop a carbon fiber monocoque chassis. The car's styling is slightly generic but features a prominent front fascia, LED headlights and 19-inch front / 20-inch rear wheels. We can also see a ventilated rear bumper that houses a dual exhaust system and a sporty diffuser.
Motivation will be provided by a twin-turbo V12 engine that is backed up by two electric motors that power the front wheels. Additional information is limited but Minerva says the car has will also feature a sequential transmission, a limited slip differential, regenerative brakes and an intelligent drive controller that offers five different modes: economy, normal, sport, race and safe. If everything pans out, the model will reportedly hit a top speed in excess of 400 km/h (248 mph).

Source: Minerva via Autofans.be