The Mean Metal Motors may not be a name that rings a bell in most people’s ears. However, it seems that this will change pretty soon, especially thanks to the company’s supercar creation. Based in India, this particular startup automaker has taken the liberty of showcasing rendered computer imageries of its first ever vehicle model. Dubbed the M-Zero, this car may as well prove to be the very first supercar that Indians have ever built.
Interestingly enough, it is said that as of this moment, at least two variants of the concept car are being worked on by a Scandinavian country. The car is also very appealing, thanks to the power source it is going to pack under its hood. Believe it or not, this supercar from India will reportedly feature a 4.0L V8 biturbo engine that is paired to a couple of electric motors. Yes, the car is gifted with a hybrid powertrain. Thanks to this powertrain, owners of the vehicle will most likely be able to enjoy 800 HP of power output in total.
The Indian automaker, Mean Metal Motors, also goes as far as to claim that the car will be very stable, thanks to the use of class leading handling and performance that come from a mid-mounted engine. The car is also very light since the Indian company has decided to use a carbon fiber monocoque body. Some preliminary details also happen to mention that the Indian supercar in question needs only 3.0 seconds to go from a standstill to the speed of 100 km/h. Its top speed, on the other hand, lies at 320 km/h.
If you would like to know more and witness the vehicle first-hand, you may as well watch the adjacent video which has come officially from the Mean Metal Motors.
