Milan Red, an Austrian supercar with 1,325 CV that will surprise you

The world of supercars is always on the move, and every year we see plenty of new models that offer impressive performance and price tags that set them apart from the cars we are used to. Milan Automotive has entered this market and presented the Milan Red, a car that doesn’t take us to the Italian city, but refers to the bird of prey, and it is this bird that inspired its design.

The Milan Red not only has an impressive look, but at its heart lies a powerful 6.2-litre quad-turbo V8 engine that produces 1,325 CV, so it lives up to what the images promise. Peak torque is 1,400 Nm, so we can be sure it will be a supercar that offers the driver an almost unique driving experience.

The engine sends its power through a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic gearbox, which transfers the force to the rear axle. With all these figures, we can already imagine the 0 to 100 km/h acceleration in just 2.47 seconds, and it allows it to reach 200 km/h in 5.46 seconds. According to the manufacturer, the model’s top speed is set at 400 km/h, so it certainly promises a thrilling experience behind the wheel.

This power is managed by a BREMBO braking system with 390 mm discs at the front and 380 mm at the rear. It also features intelligent adjustable suspension, which helps keep the car under control even at top speed.

The Milan Red measures 4,741 mm in length, 2,156 mm in width and 1,197 mm in height, which gives it an interesting volume and a weight of 1,320 kg. Although there was already a collection of photos of the model, we can now see it on the streets of Vienna, in front of the St. Stephen’s Cathedral. Only 99 units of the Milan Red will be built, with a price of 2 million euros. What do you think of this new supercar that is arriving in the American market?