Domingo Ochoa Aims to Create Spain's Fastest Car with GTA Spano E&D
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Domingo Ochoa, CEO of Spania GTA Tecnomotive SL, is developing the GTA Spano E&D, a hypercar aimed at surpassing 400 km/h. This project follows the previous Spania GTA Spano and emphasizes Spain's engineering capabilities in the automotive sector.
Ambitious Project to Reach New Speeds
Domingo Ochoa, the CEO of Spania GTA Tecnomotive SL, is reviving his efforts in the automotive world with the development of the GTA Spano E&D. Following the success of the Spania GTA Spano, which reached speeds of 370 km/h, this new hypercar aims to break the 400 km/h barrier.
The GTA Spano E&D will feature a lightweight chassis made from carbon fiber, Kevlar, and honeycomb materials, powered by a 7.9-liter V10 Bi-Turbo engine capable of delivering around 1,200 hp and 1,200 Nm of torque. Ochoa has stated the vehicle will weigh approximately 1,300 kg and will include a specially designed transmission to help achieve its speed goals.
Focus on Engineering and Innovation
The design of the GTA Spano E&D incorporates modifications from earlier models, specifically a body design from 2012-2013 similar to the one featured in the film 'Need for Speed'. The team is focused on enhancing aerodynamics to ensure the vehicle can exceed the 400 km/h mark, showcasing Spain's engineering prowess.
Ochoa aims to use this project not only to put Spain back on the hypercar map but also to inspire future generations of engineers and entrepreneurs. He emphasizes the importance of creating high-skilled jobs and demonstrating the potential for innovative automotive projects within Spain.
A Message of Hope and Opportunity
The project is seen as a way to combat the economic challenges faced by the country, with Ochoa expressing a desire to provide a reference point for young Spaniards who may feel the need to seek opportunities abroad. The GTA Spano E&D is intended to symbolize the future of Spania GTA and inspire a new wave of entrepreneurship in Spain, showcasing the country's intellectual capabilities on a global stage.