The Trion Nemesis will become a reality in 2016

The supercar market seems to have no limits. More and more companies are encouraged to launch cars built to break every imaginable record and offer their drivers experiences at the limit with truly spectacular cars. The latest we have news of is the Trion Nemesis, from the American company Trion Supercars.

This model is set to be the most worthy rival to the Koenigsegg One:1, capable of producing 2,000 CV thanks to its 9.0-litre V8 engine. The company was founded in 2012 and has begun developing this first model, which is expected to arrive in 2016 if everything goes as planned.

The incredible power of this car is transmitted to all four wheels through an eight-speed sequential gearbox that allows acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in just 2.8 seconds. The top speed of the Trion Nemesis is set at 435 km/h, somewhat below what the Koenigsegg One:1 can achieve, but still remarkable.

To achieve these results, a very lightweight carbon fibre monocoque chassis is used, along with an adapted suspension system and ceramic disc brakes. Aerodynamics will also play a large part in that speed, as we can see in the images accompanying this article, and they give a preview of what this spectacular model will be like.

This spectacular character is emphasised by the Predator mode, which, when selected by the driver, changes the interior lighting, stiffens the suspension, lowers the body height and raises the exhaust note to enhance the impression of power the car delivers.

The first prototypes will arrive in February 2015 to undergo a series of tests that confirm the figures offered by the brand. The definitive version will arrive in 2016 and a first batch of 50 units is expected, depending on the prior orders received. The price will be around 785,000 euros, according to the company. Will we eventually see it driving through the streets of some major city?

Via | Auto Express