Spania will also be present at the Geneva Motor Show

Spania GTA returns to the year’s great automotive event with its participation in the Geneva International Motor Show, where it will unveil its new model, which keeps the GTA Spano name, incorporating the most advanced manufacturing technology: graphene.

Thanks to the collaboration between Spania GTA and Graphenano, the Spanish world leader in graphene manufacturing, the GTA Spano becomes the first supercar in the world to incorporate this technology in several of its components.

The GTA Spano features a new handcrafted engine (derived from the Dodge Viper’s V10), the V10 Twin Turbo with 7,990 cm3, which delivers 925 CV and 1,220 Nm of torque. With a 0 to 100 km/h acceleration in 2.9 seconds, it has a top speed of over 370 km/h.

In addition to a new engine, the GTA Spano also has a completely new chassis made of carbon fibre, Kevlar, titanium and graphene. As we can see in the teaser, the GTA Spano will feature LED rear lights, a dual exhaust, a more aggressive diffuser, plenty of carbon fibre and a prominent spoiler, probably made of the same lightweight material.

After its public debut, the GTA Spano 2015 will enter production in a limited series of 99 units.

For now we have no further information, and we will have to wait for the Geneva Motor Show, which will take place from 5 to 15 March, to learn more about this Made In Spain supercar.

Source: GTA