Zenvo TSR-GT: 1,379 CV of power to reach a top speed of 423 km/h

Since its founding almost 20 years ago, the Danish firm Zenvo Automotive has brought to life brutal creations such as the Zenvo ST1, the TSR-S with its impressive active-aerodynamics rear wing, and now the TSR-GT, a supercar that aesthetically bears a strong resemblance to its siblings, but has been optimised to deliver performance figures of a different level.

Despite adopting a somewhat more conventional design compared with the TSR-S, the new Zenvo TSR-GT is even more aerodynamic, which is key to achieving the impressive 423 km/h top speed and a 0-100 km/h time that, although not yet confirmed, should be equally impressive.

Keeping its DNA but even more aerodynamic

Starting with its design, the front of the TSR-GT features a large honeycomb-style grille, a front bumper with plenty of carbon fibre, and LED lighting units that create a very aggressive look, completed by a bonnet with two large aerodynamic intakes also made of carbon fibre.

A quick glance from the side already highlights its athletic silhouette, with a very low nose, a roofline that slopes gently down to the rear and ends in a carbon-fibre spoiler, streamlined wheels of large size, and a cooling intake for the brakes and its mid-mounted engine.

At the rear, the tail lights framed by a large carbon-fibre moulding, the huge aerodynamic diffuser, the engine cover also in fibre, and the two exhaust outlets in the centre of the rear bumper complete the look of this machine.

As for the interior, Zenvo has decided not to publish any images, although it is most likely to fit competition bucket seats that provide excellent grip and a simplified cabin to reduce its weight as much as possible.

Power to spare

Under its bonnet, the TSR-GT houses a 5.8-litre V8 engine that produces no less than 1,379 CV of power, an increase that allows it to add almost 100 km/h to the top speed of the TSR-S, making it a true machine built to devour kilometres.

With all this, we only have to wait for 2023, when its next model will be unveiled, which, as we have already told you, will be around 1,800 CV of power.