🤯 Nilu27’s outrageous new V12 has finally come alive, delivering the kind of high-rpm soundtrack enthusiasts have been waiting for. Developed with Hartley Engines in New Zealand, the bespoke 6.5-liter V12 is naturally aspirated, with no turbochargers or hybrid assistance. Initial dyno testing reportedly exceeded its original 1,070-hp target while reaching an 11,000-rpm redline, although its exact measured output has not been disclosed. The engine produces a claimed 860 Nm of torque and will be connected to a seven-speed CIMA gated manual transmission. The NILU hypercar is targeting a dry weight of just 1,200 kilograms and a limited top speed of 400 km/h, or approximately 249 mph. Following additional testing and calibration, the V12 will be transported to Germany and installed in the first driving prototype. With more than 1,070 hp, an exposed Inconel exhaust and a manual gearbox, could the NILU become the ultimate modern analog hypercar? What are your thoughts? 🤔💭 Featuring...