Abstract

Dr. Pruthviraj K. Chaudhary* and Dr. Dhrubo Jyoti Sen

ABSTRACT

A supercar is a high-performance sports car, often with a focus on speed, handling, and luxury. They are typically characterized by their powerful engines, low-slung profiles, and advanced technology derived from motorsports. The term is often associated with the extreme end of the sports car spectrum and can be subjective, with some considering the "hypercar" category to be the highest echelon of performance. High Performance: Supercars boast powerful engines, often producing between 500 and 900 horsepower or more, enabling impressive acceleration and top speeds. Advanced Technology: They often incorporate technology and features derived from racing, including advanced aerodynamics, suspension systems, and braking technology. Low-Slung Design: Supercars typically feature low-profile designs with a low centre of gravity, which enhances handling and stability at high speeds. Luxury and Exclusivity: Beyond performance, supercars often feature high-end interiors and materials, reflecting their status as a symbol of luxury and exclusivity. Subjectivity: The term "supercar" can be subjective, with some distinguishing a higher performance category known as "hypercar".