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Laraki Fulgura
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| Laraki Fulgura | |
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| Laraki | |
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| Production | {{{produced from when to when+total units made (optional)}}} |
| Class | {{{Supercar}}} |
| Body Style | {{{2 seater, 2 door Mid Engined Coupe}}} |
| Length | {{{4440 mm}}} |
| Width | {{{2055 mm}}} |
| Height | {{{1200 mm}}} |
| Wheelbase | {{{wheelbase - type here}}} |
| Weight | {{{1250 kg}}} |
| Transmission | {{{6 speed sequential}}} |
| Engine | {{{6000cc Quad Turbo V12}}} |
| Power | {{{680bhp, 750NM}}} |
| Similar | {{{similar (competition)}}} |
| Designer | {{{Designer (Sagittarius Design)}}} |
Fulgura (or Laraki Fulgura) is the name of the first Arab-African and Moroccan sportscar. It was entirely conceived and manufactured by Laraki group.
The Laraki Fulgura was the company's first attempt at a sportscar. Originally unveiled as a concept at the 2002 Geneva Motor Show, the production version debuted a year later at the same show. A slightly redesigned version of the bodywork was unveiled in 2005.
The car is known by its luxurious design. Based on the frame and mechanicals of a Lamborghini Diablo, the Fulgura receives a quad-turbo Mercedes-Benz 6.0L V12 producing 680hp, attached to a 6-speed mechanical sequential transmission. A new aerodynamic carbon fibre body is also added. This brings the Fulgura to an estimated price of $555,750.
Performance for the Fulgura is an estimated top speed of 217mph (350km/h) and acceleration of 0 - 60mph in 4.5 seconds.
