Ginetta’s Supercar Begins Production with Manual V-8
By Kevin Joseph
September 07, 2024
In March 2019, Ginetta unveiled the Akula at the Geneva Motor Show, with the exciting news that customers could expect their deliveries by January 2020.
Ginetta Akula Deliveries Delayed: After some delays, the production version of the Akula has been unveiled.
Ginetta Akula Engine Specs: The Ginetta Akula is equipped with a mid-mounted naturally aspirated 6.4-liter V-8 engine.
increased Displacement: The engine size has been upgraded from the original 6.0 litres to a more powerful 6.4 litres.
Ginetta Akula Power Output: The Akula continues to deliver an impressive 600 horsepower, with a slight reduction in torque to 494 pound-feet.
Ginetta Akula Lightweight Design: The Akula is impressively lightweight, thanks to its carbon fiber monocoque and floor, weighing 2,624 pounds.
Akula Gearbox Options: A six-speed manual gearbox sends power to the rear wheels, and there is also the option of a dual-clutch, seven-speed automatic transmission.
Akula Performance Specs: This car is incredibly fast, with an acceleration from 0 to 62 mph in just 2.9 seconds and a top speed that exceeds 180 mph.
Akula Suspension and Wheels: The Akula boasts a smooth double wishbone suspension and stylish 20-inch wheels.
GINETTA Akula Grand Tourer Features: Even though the Akula has a sporty vibe, it also offers practical features such as a spacious 16.7 cubic feet cargo capacity and a generous 26.4-gallon fuel tank.
Akula Fuel Efficiency: The Akula has an impressive range of up to 450 miles when driven with a focus on fuel efficiency.
Limited Production: The Akula is a truly special car with only 20 units available, making it a highly sought-after limited edition.
Ginetta Akula Price: The Akula is priced at £275,000 (approximately $362,300), and we are thrilled to see that many build slots have already been reserved.
Ginetta Akula Aerodynamic Design: The car's aerodynamic elements underwent rigorous testing in a wind tunnel and were inspired by the Ginetta G61-LT-P1 LMP1 race car.
Akula Name Origin: "Akula" is the Russian word for "shark," which perfectly captures the car's sleek and fierce design.