VAZIRANI

SHUL CONCEPT HAS BEEN PRESENTED ON 'GOODWOOD'
In the last edition of the Goodwood Festival of Speed ​​was revealed the previously announced Vazirani Shul, the first model of a new project developed by Indian designer Chunky Vazirani, former designer of companies like Rolls-Royce and Jaguar Land Rover.The model that hid under a tarpaulin was an electric supersport that counts on a turbine to generate the electricity necessary to be able to feed the four electric motors that will dispose the system. And here all the technical specifications announced end up, since the vehicle displayed was only a static concept with the tinted windows and did not even have a passenger compartment.



The brand did not reveal when the model is currently developing, so this presentation should be taken as a first approximation to the final model and a statement of intent, more than likely in the search for investors and possible clients. The origin of the creator of the project is India, which is why they have already obtained a large number of enthusiasts who named Shul as the first Indian supersport, but the truth is that the studio where it was developed is in California.


Shul is another new project that joins the dozens of high-performance electric vehicle initiatives that are introduced each year. By its description recalls the concept being developed by the Chinese company TechRules, the spectacular TechRules Ren RS, presented in Geneva in the last year. This is based on a gas-fueled turbine that produces the electricity consumed by the electric motors.


In the case of the Indian model there are no more precise specifications or data yet, as many details are still undecided, as there are no possible release dates or a definitive version.The only date announced was the start of testing of the first functional prototype, which should start running in about a year. The company also revealed that it has not yet decided on the location of the facility where Shul will be assembled, but is expected to be in California.


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