According to overseas media reports, Germany's top handmade sports car, Wiesmann, quietly updated the official website information, saying that "in view of the changes in the market in the past few years, a new exciting news will soon be announced." ”
Previously, Wiezmann said they would launch a new model in 2022. Their website goes on to state that "in addition to the new models, Project Gecko will continue to be developed." "This suggests that the automaker is developing two different kinds of cars.
It is worth mentioning that in the unupdated version of the website, it is mainly for us to show the Project Gecko model, while the official points out that the car is scheduled to be released in 2021, and it is clear that this time will be postponed.
In addition, in the old web version, the official stated that the Project Gecko will be equipped with the BMW M's twin-turbo V8 engine and matched with an eight-speed automatic transmission. It plans to enable the car to accelerate from 0-62 mph (0-100 km/h) in less than 3.5 seconds, with a top speed of more than 199 mph (320 km/h).
However, this information has now been removed from the website, and we are boldly guessing that the official will rethink the Project Gecko model. Of course, time will tell, and Wiezmann said they will reveal more in early 2022.
About Wiezmann
In 1985, Martin and the Friedhelm brothers (hence the Name MF of the Wizmann family model, the first English letter of the brothers' names) attended the Essen Motor Show together and saw so many old and new sports cars on display that they had the idea of building a single-row roadster: a car that would not only use the best technology, but also have a fascinating old-fashioned look. Each Wiezmann sports car is handcrafted to the customer's personal preferences and is designed with the latest technology in mind. In 2006, the company produced 150 vehicles a year, including 120 roadsters and 30 hard-top sports cars, until the company filed for bankruptcy in 2013.
On April 20, 2012, The German top manual sports car Weizmann officially landed in the Chinese market. In that year, Wiezmann sold MF3, MF4, and MF5 models in China, and each model was divided into three types: a convertible Roadster sports car, a hard-top GT sports car, and an S-performance sports car. Among them, the convertible Roadster is only different from the hard-top GT sports car in terms of appearance. Because the Weizmann sports car is customized, customized content can be selected at the directly operated showrooms in Beijing and Shanghai, and the dealer said that there are 1500 styles of combinations for customers to choose from.
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