Photo Gallery Of The1,177 BHP Zenvo TSR-S Hypercar Landing Finally In UK

by AutoExpert   |  12 May, 2021

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The beautiful Zenvo TSR-S finally arrived on British soil. One of the most expected and promising hypercar in the industry was developed by a Danish exotic automaker named Zenvo Automotive and is an absolute limited-edition hypercar that brings along 1,177 bhp. The official introduction will be during a comprehensive event program this summer that will include dynamic and static displays. Until then, enjoy the photo gallery.

“The reception to Zenvo Automotive in the UK has been fantastic, and we’re very excited to share the TSR-S with those who have been so supportive of the brand. There are a lot of people eager to get behind the wheel of the car, as well as see it in action, and we will be revealing our UK event calendar in the coming weeks”, stated CEO Angela Kashina.”

For those who are curious what’s all the fuss around this Zenvo TSR-S let us give you some insight on the specs. The beasty hypercar features a carbon fiber body, lightweight wheels shod in Michelin Pilot Sport Cup 2 tires. The huge ‘Centripetal’ rear wing creates extra drag during hard deceleration, becoming an air brake that also helping to minimize the roll during cornering.

The hypercar numbers stats show a 3,296 pounds (1,495 kg) dry and is powered by a 5.8-liter V8 with twin superchargers. This engine gives the almighty 1,177 HP at 8,500 rpm and 1,100 Newton-meters of torque, reaching a 0-62 mph (0-100 km/h) sprint in just 2.8 seconds with a top speed ranked at 202 mph (325 km/h).

Imagine that only five beasts will be leaving the production line per year at the company’s headquarters in Praesto, Denmark. Zenvo did not confirm any details on the pricing of the TSR-S for the United Kingdom. But comparing to the price in Europe set at approximately $1,762,000 (€1.45 million), we can ensure that a seven-digit price tag will be paid for it in the UK too.

 

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