Greek automaker Spyros Panopolous Automotive (SP Automotive) has announced that it has created the world's first "ultracar" -
After the Geneva Motor Show was canceled for the third year in a row due to "industry-wide issues related to the COVID-19 pandemic," SP Automotive decided to unveil a new vehicle called the Chaos online on the website.The company teased users by showing off several images on social media; The countdown clock on the official website showsthe date of the official presentation.
In the promotional video (above), SP Automotive mentioned one of Chaos's building materials.This new material, an amorphous metal dubbed SAM2x5-630, is made using metal glass matrix composites (MGMCs) to replace a number of atoms in the crystal structure of standard steel.
In fact, this mixture of materials "creates a new version of steel that possessesIt's incredibly resistant to impact and is able to return to shape rather than bending or tearing like regular high-pressure steel."The Greek automaker also says that Chaos will introduce 3D-printed hollow titanium wheels that are said to be"the lightest metal wheels on the market."
The base Chaos 2,000 horsepower model will be available for about $ 6.3 million, while the 3,000 horsepower model will be available for $ 14.3 million.
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