In a display of groundbreaking automotive engineering, the Czinger 21C has etched its name into the annals of motoring history. Developed by the innovative California-based Czinger Vehicles, the 21C is not just another hypercar but a revolutionary piece of technology, flaunting a design that heavily incorporates 3D printing. The vehicle embodies a futuristic tandem seating arrangement with a central driving position, an ode to both performance and aerodynamics. Its distinct Rattlesnake Green livery, inspired by the Mojave Green rattlesnake and the legendary drag racer Don "The Snake" Prudhomme, further accentuates its unique character.
The heart of the Czinger 21C beats with a 2.9-litre twin-turbo V8 engine complemented by two electric motors, delivering a staggering total output of 1,332bhp. This is a notable increase from its originally announced power, thanks to an optional upgrade. This power is deftly managed by an all-wheel-drive system, ensuring that the 21C puts every bit of its immense horsepower to the tarmac. It’s worth noting that the car is fully homologated for crash and emissions standards, including compliance with the stringent California Air Resources Board 2028 regulations.
Taking its performance to the next level, the Czinger 21C recently set a new record at the renowned Goodwood Festival of Speed. Piloted by British racer Chris Ward, the hypercar sprinted up the 1.16-mile hill climb in a blistering 48.82 seconds, making it the fastest ever production car to achieve this feat at Goodwood. During this breathtaking run, Ward's relentless pursuit of speed saw the 21C clipping a hay bale and losing a wing mirror, yet nothing could diminish the milestone performance. This achievement is a testament to Czinger's commitment to pushing the boundaries of automotive performance and innovation.
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