Jason Voorhees
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If you niggas don't know. There's an internal debate going on in high end sports car market. For decades the engines powering these supercars has been a big bulky v12 or w12 engines
But now enter the electric era. Now you have big powerful electric motors that deliver power almost instantaneously. Also clean, environmentally friendly and easy to manufacture also a huge performance advantage especially if you have turbochargers but it requires a smaller engines to make room for electric motors
For decades now the ultimate supercar had to have a massive, loud V12 or V8 engine minimum. It was a status symbol to have that loud humming v12 that sounds like a jet engine
But because of modern environmental laws and the push for better performance, car companies are forcing supercars to downsize. They are swapping out those legendary, heavy V12 engines for smaller, lighter V6 Hybrid setups. Ferrari, McLaren, and even Formula 1 racing cars now use V6 hybrids.
The new generation of cars that use this hybrid setup
The sound of v6 vs v12
V12
Vs
V6
But now enter the electric era. Now you have big powerful electric motors that deliver power almost instantaneously. Also clean, environmentally friendly and easy to manufacture also a huge performance advantage especially if you have turbochargers but it requires a smaller engines to make room for electric motors
For decades now the ultimate supercar had to have a massive, loud V12 or V8 engine minimum. It was a status symbol to have that loud humming v12 that sounds like a jet engine
But because of modern environmental laws and the push for better performance, car companies are forcing supercars to downsize. They are swapping out those legendary, heavy V12 engines for smaller, lighter V6 Hybrid setups. Ferrari, McLaren, and even Formula 1 racing cars now use V6 hybrids.
The new generation of cars that use this hybrid setup
The sound of v6 vs v12
V12
Vs
V6
