That’s it! Rocking the boat in the streets of Shanghai!
This cool temper, usually only can be seen on the track!
On the Chinese Valentine’s day,
The racer with wonderful appearance and powerful strength from XTREME unexpectedly drove it across the streets of Shanghai~
Full of roses, it was quite cool!

On the Chinese Valentine’s day this week, XTREME specially released the stunning “road monster”
KTM X-BOW GT,
which is limited to 100 sets per year,
making it hard to embrace one.
Do you know how deep the iceberg is hidden under his envious appearance?
Let’s have a look!
KTM, an old Austrian motorcycle manufacturer, is famous for producing SUVs and sports cars. However, they are never satisfied with producing only high-performance motorcycles. Maybe engineers are too energetic, or in Austria, they always have the unrestrained idea. Having constantly tried to use four wheels to imitate the sense of running motorcycles, they created KTM X-Bow GT in 2018.

This car is called KTM X-Bow GT. In 2009, Schumacher drove this car when he held the world car king competition in the Bird’s Nest. There is a novelty in this car, that is, no door. If you want to enter, just jump in. It uses a 3.0T engine, because the body is very light, only 847kg, 100km acceleration only takes 3.91 seconds. It is a typical high-power, lightweight car

As a road version of the car, it is truly a wild convertible car but no hood! This unique feature allows the driver to experience the incredible experience like racing motorcycle when drifts on the road.
The length, width and height of KTM X-Bow GT are 3670, 1870 and 1160 mm respectively. It is the same size as a small car with a quite low body height. Maybe a small deceleration belt can block you outside the hotel. It is not like those super runs with air suspension, and its body height can be adjusted. However, thanks to the carbon fiber single chassis provided by Italian Dallara company, KTM X-Bow GT maintains a high degree of flexibility in speed.

At the same time, the 200-horsepower 2.0-liter TFSI series engines from Volkswagen provided enough power for it. Equipped with rear wheel drive technology and 6-speed manual transmission, it only takes 3.91 seconds for KTM X-Bow GT to accelerate to 100 km.

This car has a rear wheel that looks like a figure of eight from the rear – this kind of camber setting, generally found on the racing car, is to improve the stability of the cornering.

Although these racing elements and appearances designed for the race make the KTM X-BOW GT very similar to the F1, its daily practicality is still quite high. Some humanized devices and functions make people feel at home. Even a Bluetooth phone and an iPod interface are designed on the exclusive driving helmet. Car racing is also casual and how wonderful it is!

Open the video and see how KTM X-BOW GT will dazzle you!