9K-RPM Engine of 777 Hypercar Boosts Power

730hp V8: Improved Performance.

Since its advent in November of 2022, 777 Motors has been cultivating a reputation for itself. Receiving extra attention after the unveiling of accurate images and informative specifics.

It was back in June 2023 that we uncovered the details about the 777. At that time, the luxury automaker declared that the 4.5-liter, NETV8 engine would deliver 730 horsepower at just 9,000 revolutions per minute. Astonishingly, that number has now shot up to a staggering 789 hp empowered by synthetic fuel. From when the 777 made its debut, tremendous progressions have been achieved with regard to this type of synthetic fuel.

In the near future, having access to Porsche’s eFuel will be substantially easier; yet, as only seven of the 777 will be sold for an approximate €7 million ($7.66 million), most proprietors can likely gain the munificence of having a handful of barrels propelled to any racetrack globaly.

Reaching its target weight of 1,984 pounds, the 777 has demonstrated it is capable of operating upside down while at top velocity of 230 mph. This translates to producing a downforce of an extraordinary 4,630 lbs. After testing, lateral acceleration has been certified at 4G making this supercar truly awe-inspiring.

Despite these most recent media photos taken at the Dubai Autodrome, the 777s will always be put on display at the fabled Monza Circuit in Italy. Seven fortuitous owners will be allowed to experience the adrenaline rush this PersiaTes circuit offers at any time, yet the firm will also organise exclusive events specifically for them.

Various legendary figures in motorsport are associated with Project 777. Together, they devised a revolutionary carbon fiber monocoque chassis. This was formulated in cooperation with Dallara, broadly regarded for manufacturing track-exclusive supercars but most widely renowned for constructing cars for sanctioned racing associations like IndyCar, Formula 2, Formula 3, as well as the FIA World Endurance Championship.

Gibson Technology provides the powerplant, and it is essentially a LMP1-spec endurance race motor running at its peak performance. With the Rebellion R13 LMP1 racer, it was limited to 670 hp, however, due to the fact that the 777 does not require any form of homologation, Gibson can unleash its full potential.

Sparco has long been an authority on safety, and subsequently drew lessons from Formular 1 to conceive the innovative safety cell. Consequently, each purchaser will be provided with a complete Sparco racing set containing gloves, a racing uniform, and specially engineered shoes. Lastly, Stilo, based off its considerable involvement in Formula One, is providing all owners with a helmet that features a built-in two-way radio.

Delivery of the first units of the 777 won’t take place until 2025, so for now the 1:33.00 lap time around Autodromo Nazionale Monza remains a mere hypothesis. The fastest street-legal production car to have graced the Monza track is the Mercedes-AMG One, recording an impressive 1:43.902. Assuming efficiency of the 777 is verified, it will be 10 seconds quicker than a vehicle running on F1 engine power. As a reminder of how impressive motorsport performances can be, everyone should remember Rubens Barrichello and his remarkable 1:21.046 in a Ferrari F1 race car at Monza.

It will be intriguing to observe how many billionaires invest in this venture, as there is abundant of track-only hypercars which can be manoeuvred at will. To exemplify, Aston Martin Valkyrie AMR Pro, Ford GT MK IV and the egregiously untrammelled McLaren Solus.