Spyker's Upcoming SUV Might Feature a Koenigsegg V8 and Hybrid Power
After over a decade of waiting, Spyker could finally put its SUV into production.
All the way back in 2006, Spyker, the low-production Dutch super car company, revealed it would be producing a 12-cylinder SUV called the D12 Peking-to-Paris. That never happened, and since then, Spyker's been through hell and back with financial woes. Now, according to Spyker's boss, the D12 might finally become a reality.
Victor Muller, CEO of Spyker, spoke with Autocar about his company's upcoming products, and he revealed a few interesting tidbits regarding the fabled Dutch SUV. "It will be an advanced hybrid SUV and one of the most beautiful cars of its kind," he said. "Its specifications are already set and, if things go well, I'd dream of showing it at the Geneva motor show in 2018."
All the way back in 2006, Spyker, the low-production Dutch super car company, revealed it would be producing a 12-cylinder SUV called the D12 Peking-to-Paris. That never happened, and since then, Spyker's been through hell and back with financial woes. Now, according to Spyker's boss, the D12 might finally become a reality.
Victor Muller, CEO of Spyker, spoke with Autocar about his company's upcoming products, and he revealed a few interesting tidbits regarding the fabled Dutch SUV. "It will be an advanced hybrid SUV and one of the most beautiful cars of its kind," he said. "Its specifications are already set and, if things go well, I'd dream of showing it at the Geneva motor show in 2018."
All the way back in 2006, Spyker, the low-production Dutch super car company, revealed it would be producing a 12-cylinder SUV called the D12 Peking-to-Paris. That never happened, and since then, Spyker's been through hell and back with financial woes. Now, according to Spyker's boss, the D12 might finally become a reality.
Victor Muller, CEO of Spyker, spoke with Autocar about his company's upcoming products, and he revealed a few interesting tidbits regarding the fabled Dutch SUV. "It will be an advanced hybrid SUV and one of the most beautiful cars of its kind," he said. "Its specifications are already set and, if things go well, I'd dream of showing it at the Geneva motor show in 2018."
All the way back in 2006, Spyker, the low-production Dutch super car company, revealed it would be producing a 12-cylinder SUV called the D12 Peking-to-Paris. That never happened, and since then, Spyker's been through hell and back with financial woes. Now, according to Spyker's boss, the D12 might finally become a reality.
Victor Muller, CEO of Spyker, spoke with Autocar about his company's upcoming products, and he revealed a few interesting tidbits regarding the fabled Dutch SUV. "It will be an advanced hybrid SUV and one of the most beautiful cars of its kind," he said. "Its specifications are already set and, if things go well, I'd dream of showing it at the Geneva motor show in 2018."
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