Hennessey Special Vehicles, the Texas-based hypercar producer, has actually laid out plans for its 1,817 bhp Venom F5 to go beyond 300 miles per hour in 2024. The announcement was timed to coincide with the 10th wedding anniversary of the firm’s Venom GT ending up being the world’s fastest vehicle in February 2014.
2024 marks the tenth wedding anniversary of the Hennessey Venom GT achieving a validated world record 270.49 mph full throttle to come to be the fastest production cars and truck ever. To now, the Venom GT stays the world’s fastest guidebook transmission car. The giant-slaying feat saw Hennessey exceed the previous document of 268.86 mph held by the Bugatti Veyron Super Sport.
Now, having delivered 22 client Venom F5 hypercars, and expanded its design group, the company is set to push in the direction of the V-max of “America’s Hypercar.” In advancement, the Venom F5 attained more than 270 mph at the former NASA Shuttle Landing Facility at Cape Canaveral in Florida. Now, the search is on for a path or public road with an adequately long strait to allow the 1,817 bhp twin-turbo V8 beast to increase past 300 miles per hour and return to no safely.
