The Marc Philip Gemballa Marsien GT is an 830hp Porsche 959 for the 2020s
A new 830hp supercar is being compared to a legendary Porsche 959, but it's not for the road.
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What is the Marsien GT?
The Marsien GT is an 830hp supercar based on a Porsche 911 Turbo S, designed for off-world driving, specifically Mars.
Who created the Marsien GT?
The Marsien GT was created by Marc Philipp Gemballa, son of the founder of German tuning house Gemballa.
How many Marsien GTs will be made?
The Marsien GT is limited to 30 units.
Where it stands
The Marsien GT is designed for off-world driving. It is the latest creation from Marc Philipp Gemballa, son of the founder of German tuning house Gemballa. The car is based on a Porsche 911 Turbo S, but with significant modifications.
The car features a unique suspension system, and it is built to withstand the harsh conditions of the Martian surface. The car's design and specifications have been revealed by several automotive outlets, including Autocar, Hagerty, duPont REGISTRY News, The Supercar Blog, and Top Gear. The Marsien GT is not just a concept car; it is a real, driveable vehicle.
However, the question remains: will it ever actually drive on Mars?
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- Marsien GT takes Gemballa hypercar to the street PistonHeads · 5h ago
- The Marisen GT Is a Porsche 911 Turbo S-Based Supercar with RUF-Tuned Power and a $1+ Million Price roadandtrack.com · 5h ago
- This 819bhp supercar is what a Porsche 911 Turbo S designed for Mars would look like Autocar · 5h ago
- Marc Philipp Gemballa’s New Marsien Is an Otherworldly Porsche-Based GT Hagerty · 5h ago
- Revealed: Marc Philipp Gemballa's New 900HP MARSIEN GT, Limited to 30 duPont REGISTRY News · 5h ago
- One of 40 all-terrain Porsche 911 Turbo S Marsien listed at $1.6 million The Supercar Blog · 5h ago
- The Marc Philip Gemballa Marsien GT is an 830hp Porsche 959 for the 2020s Top Gear · 5h ago
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