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Hartley’s 11,000 rpm 6.5 L V12

front-side view of a Hartley designed "HotV" 6.5 L V12

The Nilu27 is a hypercar being created by Sasha and Inna Selipanov. It will be powered by a custom 6.5 L V12 built by Hartley Engines paired with a CIMA T1107 seven-speed manual transaxle. The motor is an 80-degree “HotV” design with 12 individual throttle bodies, dry sump system, and 3d-printed Inconel exhaust. The naturally aspirated motor produces 1,070 hp (786 kW) at 11,000 rpm and 860 Nm (634 lb-ft) of torque at 7,000 rpm. You can read more specs on the Nilu27 hypercar here.

rear-side view of a Hartley designed "HotV" 6.5 L V12 with CIMA seven-speed manual transaxle

side view of a Hartley designed "HotV" 6.5 L V12 with CIMA seven-speed manual transaxle

top view of a Hartley designed "HotV" 6.5 L V12 with CIMA seven-speed manual transaxle

front view of a Hartley designed "HotV" 6.5 L V12 with CIMA seven-speed manual transaxle

rear view of a Hartley designed "HotV" 6.5 L V12 with CIMA seven-speed manual transaxle

top view of valvetrain design on Hartley 6.5 L V12

front view of valvetrain design on Hartley 6.5 L V12

closeup view of cylinders and block on Hartley 6.5 L V12

closeup view of Hartley pistons and rods for a custom 6.5 L V12

closeup view of valves, springs, head, and individual throttle bodies on Hartley 6.5 L V12

3d render of valvetrain and rotating assembly on Hartley 6.5 L V12

rear view design drawing of Hartley 6.5 L V12

rear-side view drawing of Hartley 6.5 L V12

rear view of Nilu27 hypercar with a  Hartley 6.5 L V12

rear view of Nilu27 hypercar with a  Hartley 6.5 L V12

front-side view of a red Nilu27 hypercar

Source: Nilu27 and @hartleyengines

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