Unveiled with a series of bold claims, the official detail release of the upcoming Czinger 21C hybrid hypercar threatens to put an entire industry of high-end performance vehicles to shame. Boasting unparalleled performance, the Los Angeles-based company teased its latest crowning glory ahead of schedule.

Los Angeles-Based Czinger Teases The 21C 3D-Printed Hybrid Hypercar

Set for an official global debut at the Geneva International Motor Show from 5^th to 15^th March 2020 and a press conference on 3^rd March, the Czinger 21C hybrid supercar was designed, developed, engineered and manufactured locally from the ground up, by what the company describes as, 21^st century artisans.

Representing a paradigm shift in the way performance vehicles are conceived, the advanced video preview pictured the Czinger 21C against a Californian backdrop, drawing attention to the car’s strong hybrid powertrain, in-line seating configuration and distinct design lines.

Utilizing a cutting-edge chassis and bespoke structuring, the Czinger 21C incorporates pioneering high-performance components such as an ICE engine that combines 3D-printing and computer-controlled machining.

With an expected horsepower of over 1,250, the sturdy Czinger 21C hybrid weighs an estimated 1179.34kg. Fueled by a 2.88 liter, twin-turbo flat-plane crank V8 engine, the hypercar’s rear wheels operate through a seven-speed paddle-shift transmission with a driver-controlled software, and a torque-vectoring electric motor which powers each front wheel. Travelling at astronomical speeds, the Czinger 21C bolts a quarter mile in under 8.1 seconds and can accelerate from 0 to 62MPH in 1.9 seconds.

While Czinger has yet to reveal further information, the 21C hybrid hypercar is predominantly made in-house, with a production currently limited to 80 examples.