Hennessey Wants To Redefine The Venom's Wild Spirit With A New F5 GTR

by AutoExpert   |  29 March, 2021

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Hennessey is famous for its extremely fast cars. Developing and promoting their hypercars with a ferocious, wild spirit, their intent is to "feed'' the driver's inner "beast". Be prepared because the next Venom F5 GTR will blow your mind. The final production version of the Venom F5 rated over 300 mph during tests and can reach 124 mph from a standstill in just 4.7 will make you fly on wheels.

Last December's presented Venom F5 is powered by the turbocharged 6.6-liter V8 delivering an output of 1,817 horsepower and 1,617 Newton-meters. The registered top speed is way over 311 mph. Crazy, right? Now, can you imagine more than that? Hennessey says it can bring a more beastly Venom F5 GTR on the market. John Hennessey, Founder & President of Hennessey Performance, confirmed that a track-focused, GTR-style Venom F5 could perform even higher.  

Hennessey has released a $100,000 Track Package for the F5 which includes an aggressive aero-kit with a larger rear wing. Imagine what a GTR-style performance on the track race. Presumably, the Venom F5 GTR could have more advanced aero components and a much powerful engine, but don't hope for electrification on this one. It's o needed, right?

Now, the term is focused on the Venom F5's testing and reaching the performances promised to fulfill the end of the year's scheduled deliveries. The company still has time to implement their last 12 months of the tested different records that need to be set with the car. The Venom F5's main goal is to achieve a new Nurburgring lap record. 

If you want more, wait patiently for the wildest hypercar to come - Venom F5 GTR.

 

 

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