, but the company isn’t giving up on the internal combustion engine quite yet. That’s clear today as they’ve unveiled the most powerful car in their history.
Thanks to all these changes, the engine produces more than 730 hp and 737 lb-ft of torque. That’s at least 80 hp and 74 lb-ft more than the, which can rocket from 0-60 mph in 3.5 seconds before hitting a top speed of 208 mph . Other performance features include an adaptive air suspension and an electric active anti-roll control system, which can provide up to 959 lb-ft of anti-roll torque in a mere 0.3 seconds. The model also sports a Carbon-Silicon-Carbide braking system that features ten-piston calipers and 17.3 inch discs up front as well as four-piston calipers and 16.1 inch discs out back.
Production will be limited to 18 units and all of them have already been spoken for despite a base price of £1.65 million. Each will be “designed collaboratively” with its owner and they’ll be able to specify the color and finish of virtually every surface of the Batur. For the exterior alone, there’s the traditional Mulliner color palette as well as fully bespoke options and even hand-painted graphics.