Earlier this year, Aston Martin and Red Bull announced that they would be working on the world’s fastest hypercar, dubbed Project Nebula.<\/p>\n
It has now emerged that not only will the number of units be limited to 99 worldwide, but will set buyers back a cool\u00a0R85,000,000 ($5.8 million)<\/strong>.<\/p>\n “The car will reportedly be a petrol-electric hybrid and the design will be focused on speed and as a result is expected to weigh little more than top-tier Le Mans prototype cars that just competed in the 24-hour endurance race known as ‘the Grand Prix of Endurance and Efficiency,\u201d reports Yahoo. <\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n “Sale of the car will likely be localised to a handful of markets, given that regulations could prohibit its sale in some countries. Thus the 99 future editions of the car are expected to predominantly end up in Europe and the Middle East.”<\/p>\n The vehicle is not expected to launch until 2018, but Aston Martin is\u00a0expected to showcase the super car to prospective buyers at the\u00a0Monaco Grand Prix.<\/strong><\/p>\n Overwatch could be the biggest competitive game in South Africa<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n Telkom\u2019s big gaming drive in South Africa<\/a><\/strong><\/p>\n
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