The engineering firm will build 10 units of the P39 40SE, with the first examples currently under construction in its UK facilities
The RML P39 40SE is a limited-production hypercar based on the Porsche 911 Turbo S. The model combines a bespoke carbon fiber bodywork with a 900-hp powertrain. The conversion costs £495,000 excluding taxes and the cost of the donor car. UK-based RML Group unveiled the P39 40th Special Edition, a Porsche -based hypercar with a limited production of 10 units. The model is built upon the 992.
The P39 40SE compared to the Porsche 911 Turbo S Overall, the P39 40SE is 170 mm longer and 90 mm wider than the 911 Turbo S. The tracks have been widened by 100 mm , and the wheelbase has been stretched by 15 mm . The new bodywork generates an impressive 923 kg of downforce at 285 km/h , compared to the 204 kg of the standard 911 Turbo S. Even at 241 km/h , the P39 40SE generates 662 kg of downforce, surpassing the 617 kg figure of the GT3 RS.
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