Aston Martin Reveals the Hi-Tech Vulcan Hypercar

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The Vulcan, Aston Martin’s most intense and exhilarating creation to date, is the supreme hi-tech car ever created in car history was unveiled at the Goodwood Festival of speed. Aston Martin is known for making the famous James Bond Car however and a people who will make a car purchase of the super car need to first complete a special driving course in order to be allowed to drive it.

Car Features

The ultra-high luxury supercar features a hi-tech dashboard and smart steering wheel from which almost everything can be controlled. The U-shaped steering wheel lets drivers perform most of its car functions that include: starting the car, neutral, pit lane speed limiter, turn indicators, car headlights, adjustable ABS, traction control and windshield wipers. Paddle shifters used to swap gears are on the back of the wheel. The car is powered by the company’s naturally-aspirated, 7.0-litre V12 petrol engine that runs from 0-60 in less than three seconds and achieve a top speed in excess of 200 mph like a racecar. It also has a carbon fibre material and super design body constructed by Aston Martin’s long-term specialist body engineers. The interior of the car is fitted with state-of-the-art technology to simplify the drivers’ work and extremely comfortable seats to house two people.

The Vulcan has features like adjustable dampers, anti-roll bars front and rear, driver-adjustable anti-lock braking and variable traction control that increase the car rating in performance if one is to compare to other race cars on the market that fall in its caliber.

Car Pricing

It has a car price estimate of AED 8373610 available for owners to customize according to their taste and preference though the company is set to produce only 24 of these cars to the world.

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