The Porsche Vision Gran Turismo Spyder is a 1,300 horsepower car that you can drive from the comfort of your home

Porsche has a new one-seater electric sports car with 1,300 horsepower (969 kW), which you can drive, assuming you own the Gran Turismo 7 video game. default . This new car takes its design identity from its previous sister, the Vision Gran Turismo Coupe and removes the roof. The front end is similar to the hardtop car and bears a simple nose with four working lights on each side. While the splitter on the hardtop model, the coupe, has active aerodynamic elements that adjust according to the car's speed, from there the air lines flow, and the company keeps much of the bodywork flat and low. The driver gets a small windshield in front of the cockpit. Providing protection parts from the front and rear in the chassis where the driver sits to protect him as he is the only passenger in the Porsche Vision Gran Turismo Spyder. All the way to the rear of this crazy sports car, the tail has a full-width headlight. Important notice to ArabGT followers, we assure you that this car exists only in the digital world, so the German company Porsche can integrate all kinds of technology and exotic materials at no additional cost, for example the dashboard includes a 3D display that makes the gauges seem to float Above the steering wheel, carbon fiber was used extensively. Porsche did not provide the technical specifications of this digital convertible car, but its sister coupe car can accelerate in the Gran Turismo game from rest to a speed of 96 km / h (60 mph) in 2.1 seconds. Convertible cars usually weigh more than their hardtop counterparts due to the roof mechanism and the need for additional body reinforcements to retain rigidity, increasing their acceleration time to be a fraction of a second slower or something. The Porsche Vision Gran Turismo Spyder will join the line-up of cars in the video game Gran Turismo 7 on September 29, must make a fun ride around the Nürburgring Nordschleife. As a reminder, our team's last experience with the German company's cars was with the fastest production Porsche Cayenne car in the world, accompanied by Karim Deeb, as part of a test drive program.