Garagisti GP1 – V12 supercar with 800 hp!

You may be tired of the lineup of electric cars currently on the market.

Although many of them boast performance capable of rivaling any supercar, most lack the soul, sound, and genuine mechanical experience that enthusiasts crave.

Enter the analog machine that fulfills this void—the GP1, crafted by the British engineering firm Garagisti & Co.

The GP1 features a naturally aspirated V12 engine displacing 6.6 liters, entirely built from scratch by the Italian company Italtecnica.

Overall, the GP1 is capable of generating up to 800 hp at 9,000 rpm and 700 Nm of torque, paired with an Xtrac manual gearbox and a rear-wheel-drive system.

Additionally, the GP1 showcases a carbon monocoque chassis, Ohlins suspension, and Brembo brake systems.

This exquisitely artistic exterior design was created by former Bugatti and Rimac designer Angel Guerra, who drew considerable inspiration from iconic models such as the Lancia Stratos Zero and Lamborghini Countach.

In keeping with the analog theme, the GP1’s cabin is not cluttered with the presence of a massive touchscreen.

Instead, it offers a traditional steering wheel, manual transmission lever, several physical control buttons, and a relatively high center console that separates the driver from the passenger.

Only 25 units of the GP1 will be produced, each estimated to be valued at £2.45 million (RM13.94 million), excluding taxes, shipping costs, and customization fees.

The first 12 buyers will receive the honor of participating in Garagisti’s Open Door program, which offers the opportunity to meet the engineers and designers behind the GP1.