Kimera K39: An Italian hypercar powered by Koenigsegg
There’s a brand new Italian hypercar available on the market, and it’s powered by a Koenigsegg engine. It’s referred to as the Kimera K39, and it comes from the identical firm that constructed the Evo 37 and Evo 38 restomods.
The K39, although, is a brand-new automobile, constructed from the bottom up. It’s based mostly on a bespoke carbon-fibre monocoque. The outside design is closely impressed by Lancia’s Group B rally automobile, however there’s additionally a touch of the Ferrari F40. In reality, it even has pop-up headlights. The automobile has closely flared wheel arches, with large intakes on the rear fenders.
The rear finish of the K39 is paying homage to the F40. Every part from the fastened rear wing, the fenders with 4 vertical slats and the flat rear fascia seems to be so F40.
Beneath the bodywork is a rear-mid-mounted 5.0-liter twin-turbo V8 engine from the Koenigsegg Jesko. Nevertheless, it has been tuned particularly for this automobile and options smaller turbochargers and totally different intakes and exhaust.
The K39’s engine produces 1000 hp and 885 lb-ft of torque and comes with a 7-speed guide gearbox as normal, with a sequential paddle shift being supplied as an possibility.
The Kimera K39 is more likely to be produced in restricted numbers. The precise determine hasn’t been disclosed. Order books are actually open and the primary vehicles are anticipated to be delivered in 2027.
