Hispano Suiza will launch the subsequent evolution of its Carmen electrical hypercar in June, the historic Spanish marque introduced on Monday.

The brand new model is known as the Carmen Sagrera, and teaser footage revealing a big rear wing constructed from carbon fiber suggests the automobile has been honed for the racetrack.

Hispano Suiza has additionally confirmed a extra environment friendly battery with a capability of 103 kwh replaces the 80-kwh unit fitted to the present Carmen. The corporate estimates the present battery can cowl as much as 250 miles on a cost, and the brand new battery will probably have a better estimate given its bigger capability.

The Carmen made its debut in 2019 with a peak output of 1,000 hp. A extra hardcore model often known as the Carmen Boulogne was launched in 2020, boasting an additional 100 hp. No phrase on how a lot horsepower the Carmen Segrera can have.

The Carmen was developed in partnership with fellow Spanish firm QEV Applied sciences, a provider concerned in growth of electrification for manufacturing automobiles and the world of racing. The automobile includes a carbon-fiber monocoque construction to assist preserve it stiff and lightweight, and with its 1,000-hp output can dash to 60 mph from relaxation in below three seconds. High pace is capped at 155 mph.

Manufacturing is extraordinarily restricted. Simply 14 examples of the Carmen had been constructed, plus 5 extra Boulognes. Hispano Suiza hasn’t mentioned what number of Sagreras will probably be constructed.

The brand new Carmen Sagrera’s reveal will mark the a hundred and twentieth anniversary of the founding of Hispano Suiza, and its identify can also be a nod to the La Sagrera district of Barcelona, the place Hispano Suiza opened a manufacturing unit in 1911.

The unique Hispano Suiza ceased constructing automobiles in 1946, however the firm was revived late final decade by Miguel Suqué Mateu, the good grandson of Damián Mateu, one of many co-founders of the unique firm. The Carmen is the primary automobile from the trendy firm.