W Motors made quite splash in early 2013 when it launched itself into the automotive world with an insane supercar prototype in tow. That supercar eventually became the Lykan HyperSport. W Motors is now building its second yet more insane supercar model, the Fenyr SuperSport.
It must've been an exhilarating experience to be on the wheels of the Fenyr while following the Lykan on a convoy. Well, Shmee150 did just that during his visit in Dubai.
Dubai: A City Of Wealthy Customers
Why in Dubai? W Motors actually barged onto the scene as a carmaker based in Lebanon. However, the company moved its headquarters to Dubai shortly after unveiling the Lykan prototype in 2013. The reason could've been the fact that a good number of the wealthiest people are residing in the city. Essentially, Dubai itself is a huge supercar market.
During his visit to Dubai, Shmee150 went to various showrooms, feasting his eyes on every supercar you can name. He even found himself driving a Gemballa Mirage GT and paying a visit to one of the most awesome garages in the world. While in Dubai, he also didn't miss the opportunity to connect with W Motors.
The Second, Crazier Wolf Made In Dubai
W Motors commenced production of the Fenyr in 2019. The Fenyr—which bears its name from a legendary wolf in Norse mythology—is served by a 3.8-liter twin-turbocharged flat-six engine providing 799 hp (810 PS) of max output and 723 lb-ft (980 Nm) of peak torque. It claimed to be able to launch itself from nil to 62 mph in 2.7 seconds onto a top speed of 250 mph.
The Fenyr is quite a design wonder. Handcrafted in carbon fiber and graphene composite, its body is ultra-lightweight with various dynamic and aggressive lines. It also features an advanced aerodynamic system with doors opening towards the rear. Moreover, its interior is nothing short of customized.
A Hyperdrive Convoy On Dubai Roads
Dubai is a city where luxury cars and supercars are daily drives, and where police officers drive a Lamborghini Aventador, a Ferrari FF, Mercedes-Benz SLS AMG, Bentley Continental GT, and Aston Martin One-77. Nonetheless, seeing both the Lykan and the Fenyr on the road is another sight to behold.
Source: Shmee150 on YouTube