california company rezvani unchains carbon fiber 'beast' supercar

california company rezvani unchains carbon fiber ‘beast’ supercar
all images courtesy of rezvani

southern california is know for golf courses and sandy beaches, and starting now, for producing outrageously blunt supercars for speed freaks around the world. rezvani motors just unchained their flagship carbon fiber supercar the ‘beast’. the 500 horsepower convertible is made of carbon fiber and boosts speeds of up to 165 mph (265 km/h) with raw, pure and powerful qualities. the engine is a 2.4 liter four cylinder accompanied by not only a supercharger but a turbocharger, that powers the rear wheels through a manual gearbox with practically no electronic help.

the ‘beast’ was designed by award winning samir sadikhov

‘we really wanted to get people to enjoy driving again,’ describes founder and CEO ferris rezvani. ‘by limiting as much electronic interference as we could, we were able to allow the driver to feel every inch of the road at their fingertips.’ the powertrain rockets the ‘beast’ from zero to 60 mph (96 km/h) in a blistering 2.7 seconds. the rezvani engineers were able to keep the car as light as possible using advanced materials such as carbon, and a carbon steel chassis from the ariel ‘atom 3’ that weighs 1,650 lbs (748 kg).

low friction carbon fiber body panels wrap the supercar to allow for maximum downforce at high speeds

continuing with its obsession with weight, the interior of the rezvani ‘beast’ hosts carbon fiber seats with a matching steering wheel and apple’s ‘carplay’ infotainment system. automotive designer samir sadikhov was able to create an aggressive supercar with low friction carbon fiber body panels that allow for maximum downforce at high speeds. furthermore, they used sophisticated 3D printing techniques to create the shapes of the headlight casings, taillight casings, and mirrors. find the rezvani ‘beast’ on the streets in june of 2015.

it features lightweight aluminum forged wheels