Marussia: Russia’s First Electric Supercar
The ’Lada Revolution 3′ which was shown for the first time last year at the Paris Motor Show was thought to be the best ever in Russian supercars, but the new Marussia completely crushes that notion.
The Marussia is the brainchild of ADD-addled Nikolay Fomenko, who’s got his fingers in everything from racing to theatrical acting. The Marussia consists of a tube-frame chassis onto which composite body panels are attached.
The modular nature of the body means changes can be made easily to tweak the look of the car. That modular nature carries over in the engine bay, where the car will initially launch with a 240BHP to 300BHP version of the Nissan VQ V6.
Working is being completed on an all-electric version set for unveil sometime in the middle of this year which would debut a nanotech battery sourced from a mysterious “Russian construction bureau.”
This EV version of the Marussia would ticket for around $100k and run for a claimed 248 miles on a single charge and even work in Russia’s frigid climate. Even if an electric version never comes, and the gas motor version doesn’t exactly have barn-burning power numbers, it does look pretty cool.
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