Top 3 world premieres of Geneva's most progressive concepts. An absolute must see!
There is no doubt that the Geneva Motor Show 2019 was packed with luxury cars to burst. We've chosen these 3 models as the most progressive ones! Do you agree with us?
1. Lamborghini Aventador SVJ Roadster
Luxury sophistication, aggressiveness, lightness and aerodynamics. Its V12 engine achieves a top performance of 566 kW, which is 770 hp. The Lamborghini Aventador SVJ Roadster accelerates from 0 to 100 km/h in 2.9 seconds. Production is limited to 800 cars and the European market price starts at around 10,000,000 CZK. You will fall in love with its carbon fiber futuristic exterior and modern interior, the design of which is inspired by aeronautics!
2. Ginette and its "predator" Akula
The appearance of Ginetta's new supercar attracts at first sight. It is dynamic, modern, not afraid of the curvature it cleverly uses to improve its driving characteristics. The manufacturers of this particular model were really bold and the effort to differentiate themselves from their competitors is obvious. The car sports a 6-liter forked V8 engine, which grants up to 600 hp. Akula promises a 675 liter storage room. A total of 20 specimen should appear on the roads in 2020. And they will keep coming in the following years. The estimated price is 13 million CZK.
3. Italdesign DaVinci is a work of art! It will honor Leonard DaVinci's 500th anniversary
So far, this is a 100% electric car design concept. The sporty character of the car is combined with the highest luxury elegance. The DaVinci is a two-door coupe with a length of 4,981 mm and a width of 2,124 mm, which comfortably accommodates four passengers. The interior of the car is very minimalist and contains plenty of artificial leather. The dashboard features 3 screens: one digital with speed measurement, the other central to adjust the car and its controls, and the last situated in front of the passenger. Italdesign has not yet published the details of the driving mechanism or price information.
