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Czinger 21C shoots for supercar glory

1,250 horsepower, lightweight and it's a hybrid of all things.

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There's a new supercar in town, born and bred in California.

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On Friday, the Czinger 21C made an online debut ahead of its formal unveiling at the 2020 Geneva Motor Show.

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It rocks a twin-turbo 2.88-liter V8 and a pair of electric motors.

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The electric motors get their power from an onboard battery, and in total, there's 1,250 horsepower on tap.

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Surfboard not included.

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There will be two different models.

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One is a street-legal car, while another will be reserved for track use.

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The track car won't have as high a top speed as the street-legal car, but it will boast far more downforce.

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Just 80 are planned for production, but it seems like this won't be the last we hear about Czinger.

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Keep scrolling or clicking for more photos of the Czinger 21C!

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