Montecarlo Automobile, Monaco’s first car manufacturer celebrates its 30th year anniversary by revealing a new supercar named the Rascasse. Named after the well-known corner of the Monaco Grand Prix circuit, the Rascasse is reported to deliver 500bhp from its mid-mounted, 5.4 litre V12 sourced from the 1998 Rolls-Royce Silver Seraph. It can run on both petrol and hydrogen-enriched LPG.
The supercar will feature a removable roof panel, and will be built in a limited run of 15 units, each priced from £425,000. The interior of the Rascasse is decorated with wood trim, inspired by luxury speedboats. Its exterior styling takes inspiration from the Ferrari Enzo, F40 and F50. Montecarlo Automobile is also planning a more powerful version of the Rascasse which will use a hybrid system, four-wheel drive and supercharging.