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Written by Vijay Pattni
Hispano Suiza, you probably won"t remember at all, used to build cars. Quite a few of them actually, a very, very long time ago. Between 1904 and 1946, the Spanish company built over 12,000 luxury automobiles. Now, it"s back, and is planning to build a few more with the announcement of a new hypercar. An electric hypercar. One of the pictures above showcases the bones of what we"ll soon be calling Carmen", HS"s idea of a "fully electric hyperlux grand tourer". We don"t know much, aside from the fact it"s named after the granddaughter of Hispano Suiza"s founder, and that the hand-built hypercar will feature a stiff, hand-laid carbon fibre monocoque. This, explains HS, "provides the foundation for the car"s exceptional luxury, comfort, innovation and attention to detail".
Date written: 4 Feb 2019
More of this article on the Top gear website
ID: 14744
Hispano Suiza, you probably won"t remember at all, used to build cars. Quite a few of them actually, a very, very long time ago. Between 1904 and 1946, the Spanish company built over 12,000 luxury automobiles. Now, it"s back, and is planning to build a few more with the announcement of a new hypercar. An electric hypercar. One of the pictures above showcases the bones of what we"ll soon be calling Carmen", HS"s idea of a "fully electric hyperlux grand tourer". We don"t know much, aside from the fact it"s named after the granddaughter of Hispano Suiza"s founder, and that the hand-built hypercar will feature a stiff, hand-laid carbon fibre monocoque. This, explains HS, "provides the foundation for the car"s exceptional luxury, comfort, innovation and attention to detail".
Date written: 4 Feb 2019
More of this article on the Top gear website
ID: 14744
