SSC Tuatara Aggressor - Unveiled With 2,200 HP

SSC Tuatara Aggressor - Unveiled With 2,200 HP
At the start of the year, SSC North America smashed the production car speed record with the Tuatara hypercar, achieving a two-way average speed of 282.9 mph at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida. This was SSC's second attempt at breaking the 300-mph barrier after inconsistencies were found in last year's 331-mph speed record. SSC is still planning to attempt another 300+ mph speed record, but the Hennessey Venom F5 could beat SSC to it.
Before the next record attempt, SSC has unveiled two surprise new variants of the American hypercar: say hello to the track-focused SSC Tuatara Striker and Tuatara Aggressor.
"The Tuatara is designed and built to be a show of force wherever it goes. Whether it's a drive through town, a high-speed pass down a runway, or laps around a technical track, it excels at whatever the driver engages the car to do," says Founder and CEO Jerod Shelby.
For the Striker variant, SSC has added some aggressive aero components including a fixed wing, active rear wing, vertical stabilizer, and a rear diffuser. These enhancements increase the downforce to around 1,100 pounds at 160 mph. New side rockers, a prominent front splitter, and front dive planes balance the downforce, with 45.4 percent sent to the front axle and 54.6 percent to the rear axle, increasing the stability. Inside, the interior can be customized with an optional exposed carbon fiber dashboard and Alcantara trim.
Like the regular Tuatara, the Striker is powered by a 5.9-liter twin-turbo V8 generating up to 1,750 horsepower on E85 fuel. All that power is sent to the rear wheels through a seven-speed manual transmission. If that's not enough power for you, the Aggressor variant increases the output to 2,200 horsepower while retaining the Striker's aero enhancements.
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[@heptaverse4570]

This is one of the coolest cars I've ever seen

[@lalmalsawmachhakchhuak4114]

that looks absolutely beatiful

[@WallabeeBe4tles]

It has to have launch control. The wheelspin will be immense

[@roostbelisrraeluriarteespa1978]

Hermoso carro felisidades

[@wheatley8911]

WAIT WHERE DID THE BIG WING COME FROM

[@doopnan8946]

Ssc tuatara agressor max speed?

[@novoopala2611]

*OMG!*😱

[@heptaverse4570]

this thing can go around the nurburgring and beat the lap time.

[@tomaskobebjak6481]

Cool omg

[@tantan4662]

Funny that it cannot match the Absolut from Koenigsegg Keep trying until you give up

[@fuckheinschitt239]

Your Koenigsegg cannot match to SSC, keep dreaming Koenigsegg gayboi

[@justyourtypicalgamer3488]

@@fuckheinschitt239 Cough ssc failed about 2 times trying to get over 300 mph ssc is no match for Keonigsegg or bugatti

[@Kadencabs]

@@justyourtypicalgamer3488 cause they only had 2 miles LOL

[@justyourtypicalgamer3488]

@@Kadencabs still barely managed to 300 mph. plus the car was not as stable as Bugatti at high speeds.

[@Kadencabs]

@@justyourtypicalgamer3488 that’s the runways fault