HF-11 arrives from America, a new supercar from Oilstainlab (OSL), which will be offered to customers in gasoline and fully electric versions.
It’s all made from a carbon monocoque that took OSL and its partners around 3,500 hours to fully design. It provides “extremely modern safety” and technology, with this cabin promising good visibility and better egress and ingress than the competition.
On offer are a six-cylinder petrol engine with 650 HP (its redline starts at 12,000 revs), along with a choice of six-speed manual or seven-speed sequential gearbox, as well as a fully electric variant with 800 HP and 80 kWh batteries.
Both versions weigh less than 1000 kg. More precisely, in question is a projected 953 kg for the electric HF-11 and only 907 kg for the gasoline version.
All this points to the ambition of the founders of OSL to give the HF-11 an “analog ride that makes you smile”.
Only 25 of these cars will be built, 11 of which with the special Maniac package, while prices start at $1.85 million.
Prepared by: Ivan Mitić – Autoblog.rs
Source: autoblog.rs
