The inventors of the first Russian sports car of Gran Turismo class say they have ensured the safety of the drivers and passengers as much as possible. Nikolai... 09.09.2010, Sputnik International
The inventors of the first Russian sports car of Gran Turismo class say they have ensured the safety of the drivers and passengers as much as possible. Nikolai Fomenko, the CEO of Marussia Motors company and a well-known musician, showman and car-racer, showed the Marussia’s hand assembling shop to RIA Novosti.
The inventors of the first Russian sports car of Gran Turismo class say they have ensured the safety of the drivers and passengers as much as possible. Nikolai Fomenko, the CEO of Marussia Motors company and a well-known musician, showman and car-racer, showed the Marussia’s hand assembling shop to RIA Novosti.
The inventors of the first Russian sports car of Gran Turismo class say they have ensured the safety of the drivers and passengers as much as possible. Nikolai Fomenko, the CEO of Marussia Motors company and a well-known musician, showman and car-racer, showed the Marussia’s hand assembling shop to RIA Novosti.
“According to preliminary results of recent crash-tests, the passengers and driver will survive even after a head-on crash,” Fomenko said. “The car is designed so that the driver’s cabin will remain unaffected”.
The main competitors of Marussia Motors are the world’s top supercar manufacturers, Lamborghini and Ferrari, Fomenko said. Photo: Marussia Motors’s automobile plant in Moscow.
The Marussia cars (there are three models by now) are designed in Russia by 80%. The other part is made in cooperation with world’s top car components manufacturers such as KW and Cosworth. Photo: Marussia Motors’s automobile plant in Moscow.
The B1 and B2 Gran Turismo cars will be available already in September; the SUV vehicles will appear on the market in spring 2011. The company is also developing a few novelties for Frankfurt Motor Show 2011. Photo: Marrussia Motors’s automobile plant in Moscow.
The first show-room of Marussia Motors will be opened in Moscow, on September 10. This will be the official start of the sports cars’ selling. Each B1 and B2 vehicle will cost approximately 100,000 euros. Photo: Marussia Motors’s automobile plant in Moscow.
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