777 Motors, a car company recently founded by Andrea Levy, has unveiled a concept vehicle called the 777 Hypercar. Seven such cars will be made and sold at a cool €7,000,000 each, with the deliveries set to begin in 2025.
Design-wise, the precious track weapon comes closest to a typical LMP1 racecar. That said, it features a number of structural peculiarities that make it neither LMP1-compliant nor street-legal. The company argues that it was a deliberate decision and that drivers will be able to experience such excitement and drive that they would never get from a fully homologated racecar.
The 777 Hypercar comes based on a racing chassis, has a carbon-fiber monocoque and weighs in at 900 kilograms (1,985 pounds). Its 4.5-liter naturally aspirated V8 churns out 730 PS (720 hp / 537 kW). The company promises to showcase it on a real racetrack on July 7.
