Eco Factor: Ronn Motors debuts Scorpion Roadster with an ecofriendly hybrid engine.
Auto shows all around the globe are a fantasy land not only for the visitors but for the manufacturers as well, who use the platform to boast their skills in designing next-gen cars. Though most of them never make it to production, some manufacturers have enough skills to turn dreams into reality. Ronn Motor Company has showcased its ability by developing the world’s first green supercar, the Scorpion.
Powered by the hydrogen/gasoline engine, the car not only ensures low emissions, but also promises the thrill for which supercars are known for. The Scorpion comes with a classy body featuring low-slung front-end, swept-back headlamps, hood vents and bulbous fenders, together with huge air-intakes aft in the front doors.
Powered with the company’s H2GO hydrogen injection system and an Acura-sourced 3.5-liter V6, the car is capable to churn out nerve-breaking torque on the 40 miles the car can go in a gallon of fuel. When the hydrogen injection system is activated, a blue LED flashes in the car informing the driver that he’s now on a green trip. The car will be available in two versions a 450 HP version and an even more powerful 650HP variant. Weighing just 2200 pounds the car does make big not only on mileage but also on speed and thrill.
The Dark Side:
Like all supercars, this one too will be a very expensive deal. But for those who respect the environment and don’t want to sacrifice the thrill they get in supercars, this is the beast they should opt for.
Via: TheDesignBlog/AutoBlog
