500 EVO
BHP :
BHP/tonne :
Ft lb torque :
Weight :
Aero :
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Top Speed :
100 - 200 km/h :
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500
599.5
410
835kg
3.5:1 efficiency
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309km/h
5.4s
Price : Starting at £198k
427
BHP :
BHP/tonne :
Ft lb torque :
Weight :
Aero :
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Top Speed :
100 - 200 km/h :
427
520.7
308
820kg
3:1 efficiency
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255km/h
6.2s
Price : Starting at £151k
The 500 EVO Background
Derived from two years of meticulous support and observation of 500SC dealers and customers worldwide, the 500 EVO model reflects a comprehensive understanding of how the car can be enhanced to elevate performance. The EVO upgrades achieve the following:
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Enhanced mechanical & low-speed grip
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Finer refinement of engine power delivery characteristics
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Improved aerodynamic efficiency with balanced adjustments
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A more robust and adjustable transmission
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The 500 EVO shaves off considerable lap time compared to its predecessor, simultaneously enhancing reliability and consistency over longer race distances.
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These advancements in performance are realised through a strategic combination developments. Learn more here.
The first truly affordable sports racer with a carbon reinforced polymer safety cell and cutting-edge technology
Ford-based V6 unit
Developed from a Ford-based V6 unit, the Revolution engine has proven reliability to match its high-end performance.
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Tuned and prepared for high-energy track work, the power unit is of the many highlights of this car, with a large torque spread and an epic soundtrack. It also has the reliability, easy servicing and long refresh intervals.
Double-halo : another first by Revolution
Exceeding FIA standards, the double-halo head protection is inspired by that mandated in Formula One.
Drivability has always been a top priority
Unmatched aerodynamic performance is achieved through the use of Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD).
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As a result accessible handling and performance can be exploited by all levels of driver.
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The cars produce more downforce than anything else in its price bracket whilst remaining balanced in all driving situations.
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Watch how CFD is used in the design process and then how this translates into downforce on the track via the 3rd element video - you will see as the car increases speed the 3rd element of the suspension is being compressed as the car is being forced lower to the ground.
LMP technology and safety to national motorsport
Quality product, quality service
Built by experts in each field, from composites to machining.
Supported and maintained by approved partners world-wide with a unique and personal service.
Aerodynamics
Tested and developed by leading industry experts, TotalSim.
The Revolution was created using advanced simulation tools to generate more downforce than any rival, with a stable centre of aero pressure, delivering a dependable, consistent handling and feel.
Simplicity
Clever design reduces the number of components, driving down manufacturing costs and lead time.
Resultantly parts supply & maintenance at the racetrack is optimised.
Advance design
Designed from the driver’s seat outwards, with driving pleasure and control as the number one priority.
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Safety & durability
With the use of modern Finite Element Analysis (F.E.A.) and testing tools previously only used in Formula 1 and elite level 24-hour racing, all components are tested to loads more extreme than they will ever face on the racetrack.
Proven reliability is a key component.
British designed & manufactured
All race cars are designed and manufactured from the British based purpose-built Peterborough headquarters.
The Revolution team are experts in their field, unrivalled by other small manufacturers.