Move Over Bugatti: This Italian Hypercar Packs A 2,127bhp V12 Punch
Giamaro, an emerging Italian car manufacturer, has launched the Katla hypercar featuring a powerful quad-turbocharged V12 engine. The top variant generates 2,127bhp, while a lower version offers 1,647bhp, both utilizing a rear-wheel drive setup. With a lightweight carbon fibre chassis, the vehicle weighs 1,450kg and benefits from advanced suspension and automatic ride height adjustments.
Giamaro Katla
Giamaro, a new Italian car manufacturer, has introduced the Katla hypercar with a quad-turbocharged V12 engine. The vehicle delivers up to 2,127bhp and sends power to the rear wheels only.
Giamaro Katla: Engine
Giamaro Katla: Engine and Transmission
Giamaro Katla is powered by a 7.0L quad-turbocharged V12 engine. The top-spec variant produces 2,127bhp and 2,008Nm of torque, while a lower variant offers 1,647bhp and 1,556Nm. Power is delivered to the rear wheels via a limited-slip differential and a seven-speed gearbox. The company is also working on an 11-speed dual-clutch transmission.
Giamaro Katla: Chassis, Suspension and Weight Distribution
The Giamaro Katla sits on a carbon fibre monocoque chassis that weighs 170kg, contributing to a total weight of 1,450kg. The car has a front-to-rear weight distribution of 42:58. The suspension setup uses solid aluminium alloy components with electronically adjustable dampers. Additonally, it gets automatic ride height adjustment as well.
Giamaro Katla: Exterior
Giamaro Katla: Exterior Features and Dimensions
The Katla is 4,791mm long with a wheelbase of 2,750mm. The design includes gullwing doors, a vented bonnet and LED lighting at the front and rear. The rear section features C-shaped LED taillights and a diffuser. An active rear spoiler adjusts for downforce and can act as an air brake. The vehicle rides on 20-inch front and 21-inch rear wheels with Bridgestone Potenza Sport tyres. Brakes include 420mm discs with 10-piston front and 4-piston rear calipers.
Giamaro Katla: Interior and Drive Modes
The cabin layout is described as aviation-themed, using textiles, aluminium, and carbon fibre. It includes a digital instrument cluster, infotainment screen, push-button gear selector and a flat-bottom steering wheel. There are five drive modes available: Standard, Wet, Performance, Top Speed and Individual.
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