2023 Praga Bohema | 3.8 liter, 700 hp, twin-turbo V6 Nissan GT-R engine
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Known for their potent track cars, Czech-based Praga has unveiled their new road-legal supercar called the Bohema. Combining a carbon fiber chassis with race-derived suspension and the twin-turbo V6 engine from the Nissan GT-R, the Bohema has all the ingredients to be a very capable and fast hypercar.
The name ‘Praga Bohema’ might not seem overly familiar, but Praga has been making cars for 115 years. The Czech automaker only began making race cars 12 years ago, though – and only a handful of those was fitted with license plates.
Praga intends to produce 89 units of the Bohema. The projected starting price for each of them is $1.3 million (€1.28 million at current exchange rates).
The company claims final development is now underway, and it plans to build 10 examples of the hypercar in 2023. The first deliveries are supposed to begin in the latter part of that year.
Praga plans to hand-build around 20 cars per year, focusing on quality and attention-to-detail over its four-to-five-year production program.
Thank you #Praga
What are your thoughts on this amazing hypercar? Comment Below!
The name ‘Praga Bohema’ might not seem overly familiar, but Praga has been making cars for 115 years. The Czech automaker only began making race cars 12 years ago, though – and only a handful of those was fitted with license plates.
Praga intends to produce 89 units of the Bohema. The projected starting price for each of them is $1.3 million (€1.28 million at current exchange rates).
The company claims final development is now underway, and it plans to build 10 examples of the hypercar in 2023. The first deliveries are supposed to begin in the latter part of that year.
Praga plans to hand-build around 20 cars per year, focusing on quality and attention-to-detail over its four-to-five-year production program.
Thank you #Praga
What are your thoughts on this amazing hypercar? Comment Below!