ages that have been developed exclusively for the KTM X-BOW R. Depending on the tyres, up to 2.0 g of lateral acceleration are possible – more than with any other street-legal production vehicle.» BRAKES To counteract its extreme driving power, the KTM X-BOW R offers the same level of braking power. The Brembo brake system employs a four-
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It can't hide its race car genes, however: it features a pair of carbon fiber bucket seats with harnesses and a quick-release steering with with an integrated display. Built in Graz, Austria, the KTM X-Bow GT-XR is on sale now with a base price of €284,900 (about $282,384) before taxes. The 2023 KTM X-Bow GT-XR is a street-legal version of
The KTM X-BOW RR is an ultra-lightweight monocoque, rear-wheel-drive sports car designed by KISKA and assembled at the KMT Sports Car GMBH in Graz, Austria, from 2002 to 2019. This racetrack-oriented, non-street-legal machine features a lean composite carbon fiber composite weighing no more than 1740 Lbs. As more automakers build cars for the class – which now includes the KTM X-Bow GT2, Porsche 911 GT2 RS Clubsport, Mercedes-AMG GT2, and Maserati MC20 GT2 – the Audi R8 GT2 became less popular. As for Audi's fantastic 2.5-liter five-cylinder TFSI engine, KTM decided to keep it completely stock on the inside, changing only the injection valves, wastegate, intake, and exhaust systems, plus Extreme power demands an equivalent level of brake performance. The KTM X-BOW GT employs a Brembo brake system, featuring a four-piston, fixed-calliper brake on the front axle, with an internally ventilated, slotted disc measuring 305 mm in diameter; the rear unit is a two-piston, fixed-calliper brake with a diameter of 262 mm. Gran Tourismo. FW8Z.