The official start of the 777 hypercar project

Friday 7 July in Monza will mark the official start of the 777 hypercar project. It will be the occasion to inaugurate the 777 Motors Lounge, a multimedia open space that can be visited by appointment and which is located at the Autodromo Nazionale di Monza, adjacent to the monument celebrating the racing driver Juan Manuel Fangio. July 7 will be the date on which the definitive version of the first 777 hypercar prototype, a permanent presence in its headquarters at the Temple of Speed, will be presented to the public, for the delight of enthusiasts and its regular visitors who will be able to see it up close and find out about its evolution.

777 hypercars will be produced in a limited edition of 7 units for track use only, combining the best of automotive excellence: Dallara, who is handling the engineering, aerodynamics and production aspects, Gibson Technology, supplier of the naturally aspirated V8 engine, and Sparco, who is creating the clothing line. The lines of the 777 hypercar were born from the pencil of Umberto Palermo Design.
The 777 hypercar stands at the very top in terms of performance thanks to an FIA homologated carbon monocoque, sophisticated aerodynamics developed by Dallara, which generate a downforce of 2,100 kg at a speed of 370 km/h, a limited weight of only 900 kg, and a lateral acceleration of 3.5 to 4 g. The estimated lap time on the Autodromo Nazionale di Monza’s Formula 1 circuit is 1m33s. The engine is a 4,500 cc naturally aspirated V8 that develops 730 hp at 9,000 rpm, powered by synthetic fuels that guarantee a 65% reduction in CO2 emissions.

The 777 hypercar owners will be offered a training session to make the most of the car's performance. Each customer will have the opportunity to train behind the wheel of the special Dallara simulators in Varano de’ Melegari and Indianapolis, and to continue training from home, will receive a professional simulator equipped with the same seat as the 777 hypercar, which can be connected remotely, for the exchange of data and settings. 777 hypercar Unit-000, an experimental laboratory of new technologies
In 2025, 7 units of 777 hypercar will be produced for customers, and at the same time 777 Motors will build 777 hypercar Unit-000, the experimental version which will be a dynamic laboratory on four wheels equipped with the most advanced autonomous driving technologies, AI drivers, virtual coaching.

777 hypercar Unit-000 will be built in partnership with PoliMOVE, Ascari and Indy Autonomous Challenge.

PoliMOVE is the autonomous driving team of the Politecnico di Milano, already winner of the Indy Autonomous Challenge on the oval circuits of Las Vegas and Dallas, and recently also in Monza, during MIMO 2023, in the first Autonomous Racing race in Europe.

Ascari (acronym that recalls the last Italian Formula One champion 50 years ago, and which stands for Autonomous Car Intelligence) is the spin-off of the Milan Polytechnic which develops technology in the field of driving assistance, coaching and safety systems for high-performance cars used on the track (technology derived from Artificial Intelligence for autonomous driving).
Indy Autonomous Challenge is the first single-seater competition (suitably modified Dallara IL-15 cars) driven by Artificial Intelligence drivers developed by universities and research centres around the world.

To create 777 hypercar Unit-000, a new international research centre will be built which will welcome and make use of engineering centres and universities from all over the world, as well as technologically advanced companies, for a fruitful open-source collaboration.

777 hypercar is a project whose added value is the territory in which it was born and developed, from Monza to all of Lombardy, where it has been able to draw on the values of passion for the automotive industry, innovation, research and entrepreneurial expertise. A relationship of mutual progress that will be sanctioned with the "Born in Monza" communication campaign with billboards and advertisements dedicated to 777 hypercar.

The new images of the definitive 777 hypercar prototype will be released on the website www.777hypercar.com at the same time as the presentation on Friday 7 July