Key Highlights
- Hispano Suiza marks its 120th year with the new Sagrera hypercar joining the Carmen range.
- The Sagrera presents enhanced aerodynamics, increased downforce, and extended range thanks to an enhanced battery.
- This electric hypercar flaunts 1,100 horsepower, 855.6 lb-ft of torque, and can reach 0-62 mph in just 2.6 seconds.
As Hispano Suiza approaches its 120th anniversary, the company introduces the Sagrera to expand its Carmen electric hypercar lineup. Adding to the Carmen and Carmen Boulogne, the Sagrera brings more power and a striking design featuring a notably extravagant rear wing.
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The vehicle appears as if it could take flight, a design element inspired by stork wings. While maintaining the signature Carmen lineup style with resemblances to the Boulogne, including copper accents and new hood vents, the Sagrera also brings performance enhancements beyond its aesthetic appeal.
Enhanced Aerodynamics
These alterations elevate aerodynamic efficiency, boost downforce for improved traction, enhance cornering capabilities, and provide better lateral acceleration management. Additionally, the Sagrera is outfitted with an upgraded battery for extended range and a revised chassis for superior handling.
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The same quad-motor configuration from the Carmen Boulogne now powers the Sagrera, boasting 1,100 horsepower, 855.6 lb-ft of torque, and reaching 0-62 mph in just 2.6 seconds. With a self-locking rear differential for the rear axle, adaptable suspension, and carbon ceramic brakes, this electric hypercar competes fiercely with models like the Rimac Nevera or the Pininfarina Battista.
Expansive Range
A revolutionary 103 kWh lithium-ion battery has been introduced, showcasing a significant enhancement from the previous 80 kWh battery. This advancement is projected to offer an impressive WLTP range of 298 miles per charge, exceeding the anticipated EPA range due to variances in testing methodologies.
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Manufactured by Hispano Suiza in Barcelona, the battery adopts a T-shaped configuration, weighing approximately 1,349 pounds and operating at a peak voltage above 750 VDC. Additionally, an eco-friendly cooling system contributes to reduced weight, leading to enhanced range and superior handling equilibrium. Look forward to witnessing the much-anticipated Carmen unveil its prowess at Goodwood this upcoming July.
