Arrinera Hussarya 33 Announced
We told you about Arrinera Automotive's upcoming Hussarya earlier and now there is more to add. The company has announced some more details which don't just hint but clearly state that there is a production version in the making.
The company says that it is putting final touches on the bodywork and the passenger cabin after which it went on to state that tests for the production-spec model are scheduled for October and will take place on tracks in the United Kingdom and Poland.
After the successful completion of these tests Arrinera will launch an exclusive Hussarya 33 edition. The Hussarya 33 will be equipped with a 650bhp churning V8 engine which will be capable of doing a run from 0-100km/h in 3.2 seconds. Top speed will be 340km/h. If everything goes according to schedule, Arrinera will kick-start production of the Hussarya in 2015.
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