As we all know, the French Hennessy is a world-famous foreign wine brand, while the American Hennessy is a modified brand full of violent aesthetics, and every modified car from Hennessy is a "monster" in the history of the human automobile industry. One of the most well-known is the Venom GT, this Venom GT sports car in the United States NASA track to run a speed of 435.31km/h, shocking the world, since then Hennessy has been committed to creating performance-level production cars for a number of car companies, the Ford F Series is one of them.
For years, Hennessy has been working on upgrading the Ford F-150 to turn this common civilian pickup truck on American roads into a performance model that can compete with the supercar, and the F-150 after Hennessy's modification is even more bloody than the Raptor. At the end of 2020, Hennessy brought the Venom 800 F-150 modified from the 2021 F-150 Platinum Edition to consumers, and the car won unanimous praise from fans for its powerful aura and strong performance. Now Hennessy is back building the Venom 775 F-150 and beating the Ram TRX in a race test, cementing Ford's position in the pickup industry.
The new Hennessy Venom 775 F-150 will use a 5.0L V8 engine with a 2.9-liter supercharger that will tweak the fuel system and injectors to finally explode with 775 hp and 929 Nm of torque, enabling 100-kilometer acceleration in 4 seconds. This is a bit scary for a pickup truck weighing nearly 3 tons, and the Hennessy F-150's linear acceleration capability can be comparable to the Audi RS7, Porsche Panamera Turbo, BMW M760 LixDrive, Mercedes-Benz AMGS63 L4MATIC+ and other performance coupes, and even enough to compete with the Performance Muscle Cars of the Chevrolet Camaro ZL1, Ford Mustang GT, and Dodge Challenger.
In addition to the engine upgrades, Hennessy also upgraded its suspension and brakes, replacing the brakes with Brembo brand 15.1-inch drilled rotor brakes and six-piston calipers, and the vehicle's chassis was raised by 6 inches, using 20-inch wheels and 35-inch tires, taking the American creed of great miracles to the extreme. The price of this performance pickup truck is expected to be quite high, and consumers will need to spend $90,000-110,000 to harvest a Venom 775 F-150, so Hennessy said that the car will only make 100 units like the Venom 800 F-150, and each pickup truck has an exclusive number on it, and it can only be purchased through the exclusive distributor of the Hennessy F-150.