Italian supercars are known for their elegance and driving dynamics the world over thanks to brands like Ferrari and Lamborghini. But now little known brand Mazzanti Automobili has its Evantra which was first shown off in 2013 Top Marques Monaco. Since then the automaker has kept on improving the car and it even managed to release the Millecavalli variant of the car which came with a monstrous 1183 bhp power plant. But now there is a tamer Pura variant of the car.
The new Pura variant of the Evantra is a more old school supercar which a smaller 750 Bhp 6.2 litre V8 that has American origins that couples 910-newton meters of torque but all in a much lighter package than weighs 1,290 kg which is 90 kg lesser than the Millecavalli variant.
The niche supercar has a V8 twin turbo engine that generates 750 bhp
This means the car can do 0-100 kph in 2.9 seconds and has a top speed of 360 km/h. It even gets some great stopping power with carbon-ceramic Brembo brakes. It is a car that can be customised to your heart's content -- it gets a small screen in the centre of the steering wheel which provides a lot of the driving information and then there is a carbon fibre paddle shifter that's also available as an option. The owners of the car can even have the seats moulded for maximum comfort and ergonomics.
It is a niche car. Perhaps, even more so than a Ferrari or a Pagani for that matter. Mazzanti only makes 5 cars a year while the entire production run is also very limited. This car is more about driving pleasure than brute force power which is why it will attract many old school connoisseurs.
