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Hennessey Special Vehicles has completed testing of its upgraded Venom F5 Evolution hypercar. The new model features performance and comfort updates, including a 2003 bhp internal combustion engine developed with Ilmor Engineering.
Hennessey Venom F5 Evolution
Hennessey Special Vehicles has announced the completion of development and testing of the Venom F5 Evolution, an updated version of its high-performance hypercar. The updated model introduces changes to the powertrain, aerodynamics, suspension and comfort features. These updates apply to new and existing models of the Venom F5 lineup, including the Coupe, Roadster and Revolution. The Evolution package can be added to both new and existing Venom F5 models. The cost of the upgrade is $285,000. Touring options are available for an additional cost.
Hennessey Venom F5 Evolution
Engine Developed with Ilmor Engineering
Hennessey has partnered with Ilmor Engineering to revise its 6.6L twin-turbocharged V8 engine also known as “Fury.” Key changes include new turbochargers, modified pistons, upgraded fuel injectors and lighter components. The updated engine now produces 2003 bhp and 1959 Nm of torque. It runs on E85 pump fuel and can accelerate from 0 to 322 kmph in 10.3 seconds. According to Hennessey, the engine is also designed to support endurance driving.
Adaptive Suspension and Driving Modes
The Hennessey Venom F5 Evolution features a new suspension system that adjusts according to selected driving modes. It gets 5 driving modes; Sport, Road Race, Drag, Wet and F5 that allow changes in handling, ride height and steering response. The system is tuned to adapt for both track and road use, aiming to improve grip, precision and comfort across conditions.
Hennessey Venom F5 Evolution
Aerodynamic Changes for Performance
In terms of Aerodynamic upgrades, the F5 evolution gets a redesigned front splitter, dive planes, underbody deflectors, louvres and a new Gurney lip at the rear spoiler edge improves high-speed stability. Hennessey collaborated with aerodynamicist Dr. Mark Handford to carry out these modifications.
Touring Options for Road Use
Responding to customer input, Hennessey has introduced optional features aimed at longer drives. These include new leather-wrapped touring seats with added support and an optional quieter exhaust system. Other optional additions include a carbon fiber drinks holder and upgraded seat designs.
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