This is the CH Auto Aculein, China’s first ever supercar.
CH Auto is a Chinese design studio in the mould of Pininfarina; the company employs more than 300 people and the Aculein is the work of its chief designer, Wang Bisen.
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The Aculein – which has more than a hint of Ferrari 599 to it – is named after the poisonous tip of a scorpion’s tail.
It uses BMW 6-series running gear given to them by the German firm and is powered by a BMW 4.8-litre V8 producing 367bhp and 361lb ft of torque. It can get from 0-62mph in just 5.2sec and go on to reach a top speed of 167mph.
The firm has designed the car to drum up interest and business for its design studio. It has already worked with Chinese manufacturers including Geely, GAW and BAW, among others.
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Re: China makes a Ferrari 599
Re: China makes a Ferrari 599
thanks for just the one photo... plus it looks nothing like a 599. it looks awful. and datsuns and toyota looked MUCH better then this. skyline, 240z. toyotas 2000gt anyone?? this car just looks horribly bland. dont mind european err 'influence' but this is looks like it was influenced by turd
Re: China makes a Ferrari 599