Veritas RSIII Roadster Hybrid world’s fatest plug-in Hybrid.

Vermot AG unleashed Veritas RS III Roadster a year ago, and now the tiny sports car manufacturer is adding hybrid drive to its V10-powered retro sled. It’s not quite hot hybrid we’ve ever seen, Porsche 918 RSR funny still believes that the crown, but Veritas RSIII Roadster Hybrid is certainly not squeaky suburban. This is a small open-top racer 507HP V10 BMW, which is associated with 105kW engine front-wheel spin characteristics. It is also the location of Porsche, again relying on the KERS flywheel to generate electricity that is stored in a lithium-ion battery that can be charged individually to generate. A car can actually hobble around for up to 31 miles on power from the only front-engine, but when both sources are called orientation sled gets 62 miles per hour 3.1 seconds faster than the 911 Turbo S, and it will keep on going until the speedometer hits 205 – or whatever the car hits the property. No word on price or availability, but there is a version of the roof came this summer, and all-electric models, due in 2013. 

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