The highly-anticipated W Motors Lykan Hypersport, which we’ve already seen in concept form, will make its public debut in full production trim at the Dubai International Motor Show next month.
As previously stated, the Lebanese supercar will cost a hefty 3.4 million US dollars thanks to a raft of high-tech and fancy features including a holographic central display with interactive motion and tactile interaction, an advanced ID4Motion dashboard, gold-stitched interior seats and signature diamond-encrusted LED lights.
The new supercar is powered by a flat-six engine producing 750 horsepower; the unit is developed in collaboration with German Porsche tuner RUF. The mid-engined Hypersport is capable of accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in less than 3 seconds, and a top speed in excess of 390 km/h.
Lebanon’s and the Arab world’s first supercar will be limited to Middle Eastern markets only.