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Porsche 918 Spyder (2013-2015)

The Porsche 918 Spyder sets new standards in both road car performance and technology. Use of a race car sourced V8 petrol engine and twin electric motors make it in effect, an all wheel drive car however, the engine power to the rear wheels can be turned off when not required allowing only electricity to power both front and rear wheels.

The combined sources produce a huge power output allowing the 918 to set a new series production street-legal automobile record at the Nürburgring track where it had been developed.

Even the electric only mode is potent, giving a near silent 0-100kmph time of 7 seconds and a top speed of 97mph. The electric power has a range of around 18 miles and the batteries are recharged while driving under petrol power and through regenerative braking or from the a mains a/c outlet.

The chassis is designed in track car style with a carbon fibre monocoque and separate body panels. The styling is functional but handsome blending optimal aerodynamic efficiency, the style of Porsche’s road cars and racing car details.

Porsche plan to build a limited edition of 918 cars split between RSR track cars and road-going Spyders.

Porsche 918 Spyder Details

Production Dates2013-2015
Length 4643 mm / 183 in
Width 1940 mm / 76 in
Height 1167 mm / 46 in
Wheelbase 2730 mm / 107 in
Luggage Capacity 110 litres / 3.88 cu ft
Warranty 4 years or miles

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Specifications

Fuel type Unleaded Petrol
Driven Wheels All-wheel-drive
Engine type Hybrid
Engine Capacity 4593 cc
Power 887@8600 bhp
Torque 940@6600 lb.ft
Transmission type 7-spd PDK
Kerb Weight 1634 kg / 3602 lb
UK Retail Price from £652,849

Performance

Max speed (auto) 211 mph / 340 kph
0-100kmph (auto) 2.8 seconds

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