Lotec Sirius Exotic Supercar

Lotec Sirius Exotic Supercar

By far my BEST pencil drawing up to this day, and perhaps the most number of hours and effort
along with patience went into creating this. The proportions were indeed, very difficult, and
there were other issue regarding to putting the fine details in the engine, body panel as well
as using my drawing too (pencil) effectively as possible to give that real-life feeling to my
overall drawing.

Yup, this is a 2005 Lotec Sirius. The private hypercar company completed its first production
vehicle, badged as the Sirius. The Sirius is powered by the same 5987cc Mercedes-Benz V12 as
the Pagani Zonda. Lotec claims that the car will produce 1000hp, or up to 1200hp when tuned
differently. The vehicle itself is composed primarily of reinforced carbon fiber, which lends
to its relatively low curb weight. Lotec has also announced a re-designed version of the Sirius
for 2009, that changes some of the body work but retains the same motor and transmission as the
current model.

Like the C1000 of 1995, all Siriuses are commisioned vehicles, meaning that you cannot just go into
an exotic showroom and purchase it as in the case of Ferraris and Porsches. Rather, the client has
to contact the company directly, then afterwards carefully filing out the order form describing the
options and other details to satisfy his wants. A waiting period of 9-12 months is expected.

 The Sirius was first introduced in 2001 as a concept car at the Frankfurt Auto Show. It went into
production in 2004. It can go to a top speed of 248 mph and can go to 0-60 mph in 3.7 seconds. Only
5 cars will be built per year with a price of ￡379,000. Making this quite more exclusive than any
Paganis, Bugattis, or Koenigseggs for the matter.

All done in pencil and took 12 hours to do. (I did this in 2011)