Trion Supercars (TSC) is a California based car manufacturer that announced recently that they're going to build a 2,000 hp supercar. Called the Trion Nemesis, the new supercar is powered by a twin-turbocharged V8 engine, which is mated to an 8-speed sequential transmission. Trion expects the Nemesis to accelerate from zero to 60 mph in 2.8 seconds and to reach a top speed of more than 270 mph (more than 430 km/h). The Trion Nemesis comes with a carbon fiber chassis with Inconel elements and carbon body panels. For a bit of extra drama, the sport mode of the Trion Nemesis is called the "Predator Mode". The Predator Mode is going to change the settings for the interior illumination, height, suspension, exhaust and rev limits.
Trion emphasizes the fact that the Nemesis will be able to comfortably accommodate 6'4" drivers and passengers. The Nemesis supercar is going to be equipped with digital flat panel controls, and a trunk large enough for golf clubs. The Nemesis will feature active aerodynamics too.
Trion Supercars did not announce the price of the Nemesis, nor the date when it will go on sale.
[Source: Trion Supercars]
