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Watch As F1-engined Mercedes-AMG One Get Pushed To Its Limit At The Festival Of Speed
F1-engined Mercedes-AMG One Hypercar finally its makes public debut at the Goodwood Festival of Speed.
At the event, the F1-inspired hypercar was pushed to its limit, running up the notoriously narrow and twisting hillclimb.
It also demonstrated its amazing moving active aero — moveable wings, ducts and vents controlled by sensors and computers.
With over 1,050PS from the 1.6-liter turbocharged V6, the One is capable of doing 219mph and will hit 124mph in less tan six seconds.
Mercedes plan to build just 275 examples, with all units already spoken for, despite a price tag of around $2.7 Million.
The Mercedes-AMG One has finally made its spectacular public debut at the 2022 Goodwood Festival of Speed, weeks after the awe-inspiring F1-engined road-legal hypercar was unveiled.
At the Goodwood Festival of Speed, spectators were able to see the One for the very first time as well hear the sound of its impressive powertrain as the 1,049-horsepower F1-inspired hypercar run up the notoriously narrow and twisting hillclimb.
One demonstrating its amazing moving active aero
Mercedes-AMG chose the yearly motoring event to showcase the performance of the ONE, including the demonstration of its amazing moving active aerodynamics — a set of moveable wings, ducts and vents controlled by sensors and computers.
With over 1,050PS from the 1.6-liter turbocharged V6 as Mercedes’ multiple-championship-winning F1 cars, the One is capable of doing 219mph and will hit 124mph in less tan six seconds.
It made its world debut at the Festival of Speed presented by Mastercard in 2022, including a demonstration of its amazing moving active aerodynamics — moveable wings, ducts and vents controlled by sensors and computers.
F1-engined Mercedes-AMG One Hypercar has six different drive mods, including Race Safe, Race, EV (all-electric driving), Race Plus (race track only), Strat 2 (race track only), and Individual.
But you can’t buy one of this road-legal F1 car (not legal in the U.S) now as Mercedes-Benz plan to build just 275 examples, with all units already spoken for despite a price tag of around $2.7 Million.
