ZECLAT is low, wide, curvaceous and beautiful, and employs simple and elegant lines to create a stunning body shape in a style reminiscent of the aero cars created in the 1930s by famous French coach builders, such as Figoni & Falaschi, Bugatti, Chapron, and PourTout.
EXTERIOR DESIGN
MODERN MASTERPIECE
ZECLAT may owe its inspiration to the Art Deco period but, by pairing an aluminium and carbon-nano-composite panelled chassis from the white heat of today’s technology, with a lightweight aluminium and carbon fibre bodyshell, ZECLAT is a thoroughly modern masterpiece.
INTERIOR DESIGN
HAND TAILORED
The traditional “T-Shape” dashboard puts the ZECLAT driver firmly in charge of the driving dynamics, satnav, telephone, and heating/cooling ventilation. The cabin is dressed in hand stitched leather from Britain’s finest hides, together with carbon fibre or piano black fascia, and finished with polished aluminium detail work.
SUPREME BALANCE
With its engine nestling at the back of the engine bay, installed into a rigid aluminium frame with carbon-nano-composite under-body panels, ZECLAT has a near 50/50 weight distribution end an enhanced power-to-weight ratio. With performance traction management, electronic limited-slip differential and launch control, ZECLAT connects its power to the ground with great precision.
SPECIFICATIONS
Vehicle Type: GT Sports Coupe
Seats: 2
Engine: V8 6.2 litre
Transmission: Automatic 8 Speed
Drivetrain: Rear Wheel Drive
0-60 mph: 3.6 seconds
Top Speed: 155mph
Power: 466PS@6000
Torque: 628Nm@4600
Induction: Naturally Aspirated
Fuel: Petrol
CO2 Emissions: 284g/km
UK MPG: 19.2/30.0 urban/extra-urban
Length: 4847
Height: 1234
Width: 1967
Wheelbase: 2710
Front Track: 1600
Rear Track: 1567
Suspension: Double Wishbone + Magnetic Ride Control
Weight: 1824kg
At this year’s Geneva Motor Show, one of the most talked about cars was the Eadon Green Zeclat
At this year’s Geneva Motor Show, one of the most talked about cars was Eadon Green Zeclat. Now, after a few months it has been enthralling people on the streets of Monaco. One glimpse at Eadon Green Zeclat and everyone can realize that custom body resembles that of French coachbuilders in the year 1930s. The interior of Eadon Green Zeclat has Vette’s driver-oriented cabin. It is dressed in leather, carbon fiber, polished aluminum and glossy black trim. Driver will benefit from the head-up display and smartphone connectivity.
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