Kanza (khan-zah) supercar

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The Kanza, inspired by the South Winds, is a supercar designed with uncompromised performance, attention to detail, and refined aesthetics. Its design language is reflective of bespoke high-design efforts from studios like Bertone, Pininfarina, and Giugiaro. The body has a clean, simple form without unnecessary interruptions, allowing the eye to travel effortlessly around the vehicle. The details present are purposeful, crafted for speed and control. The larger gestures in the form have been sculpted to be as slippery as possible, highlighting the power and speed within. The GT spec boasts a reduced ride height by 60mm and a weight reduction of 100kg. It also features LMP aerodynamic elements hinting at future evolutions in endurance racing. The aerodynamic solutions that have shaped the LMP classes will continue to trickle down into GT spec classes, as seen on the Kanza. The limited editions, Sub 7 and Le Mans Special, offer exclusive features and colors, signifying something special. The Sub 7 Minute Edition is limited to 20 units and features a carbon splitter, rear diffuser, side intakes, fenders, canards, and a 3-way variable wing, paired with the highest power plant option. The Kanza Le Mans Special focuses on weight savings, featuring body panels carried over from the Sub 7 model and exclusive titanium exhaust and brake calipers. The wheels on the Kanza are inspired by the angular lines within its name, with the specified Ultraleggra-esque wheels to be uploaded in both street and track 3D models as per challenge requirements.