The historic French brand Delage was relaunched by Laurent Tapie in 2019. The company\u2019s latest model, a hybrid supercar called the Delage D12, was unveiled at Monaco\u2019s CC Forum for Investment in Sustainable Development in the presence of Prince Albert.<\/strong><\/p><\/p>\n\n It was initially supposed to be unveiled during Monaco\u2019s Top Marques car exhibition<\/a>. However, Covid-19<\/a> had other plans. It was therefore on 25 September, during the closing Gala of Monaco\u2019s CC Forum<\/a>, that the Delage D12 was finally showed to the public. With its streamlined lines and tilt-up panoramic roof, the car\u2019s design takes inspiration from Formula 1 single-seaters, as Laurent Tapie, president of Delage Automobiles, explained during his speech.<\/p><\/p>\n\n Two different versions of the supercar will be available on the market. The \u201cGT\u201d version has a 990 thermal horsepower and a 110-electric horsepower, as well as a “city” mode, and weighs 1460 kg. Delage is also offering a second version of the Delage D12 called \u201cClub\u201d: with 990 thermal horsepower, 20 electric horsepower and 90 kg lighter, the car is designed to be used on racing tracks. Both versions have a V12 engine<\/p>\n\n Only 30 models of the Delage D12 will be sold, from 2022 onwards. The purchase cost is a discreet 2 million euros. The seats and steering wheel, as well as the leg rest, pedal and tilt settings are all custom-made.<\/p>\n\n2 different versions are available <\/h2>\n\n