Regarding Bloomberg, Aston Martin Lagonda is collaborating with Red Bull Racing to manufacture what may turn into the world's fastest production car.
Codenamed AM-RB 001, between 99 and 150 vehicles are set to be produced, including 25 track-only versions. Few specifications have been announced, however the most recent model will be required to contend nearby late offerings from Bugatti and Ferrari for the consideration of the super-rich. How quick it can go, and what it will cost, weren't uncovered.
The association with Red Bull Racing comes after the carmaker said in February that the organization would collaborate with LeEco of China to break into the electric auto market, and plans to manufacture another 90-section of land vehicle get together office in St Athan, Wales. The brand is pushing to twofold deals and reestablishes benefit by 2018.
"I knew Red Bull Racing had the ability to handle the pure performance aspects, but Aston Martin’s experience of making beautiful, fast and comfortable GT cars is of great benefit to the project," Red Bull Racing's chief technical officer, Adrian Newey, said in a Tuesday statement.
Creation will occur at Aston Martin's Gaydon office in the U.K., the origination of the organization's unique hypercar, the One-77.