In the world of hypercars and Grand Touring Prototypes, there are countless specialized components that must come together in perfect harmony to achieve maximum performance. This is where the A-X of hypercar and GTP comes into play, a series of articles highlighting some of the key players involved in creating these high-performance machines. In part four, we explore the partnership between Porsche and XTrac, two powerhouse companies in the world of motorsports engineering. Together, they have created some of the most refined and advanced drivetrains in the industry. Let’s take a closer look.
In the final installment of our A-X of Hypercar and GTP series, we explore the LMDh manufacturer Porsche and powertrain expert XTrac, with stops along the way including Red Bull, Toyota, and many more. If you missed any of the previous parts, you can catch up via the links in the content below. Porsche has already ordered over 30 Multimatic chassis for testing, racing, and spare use, with full factory efforts in both IMSA and WEC under the Porsche Penske Motorsport banner. Other teams, such as Hertz Team Jota and Proton Competition, are set to join in future seasons. Toyota’s GR010 Hybrid Hypercar is updated and ready to defend its world championship and Le Mans win, with interest in hydrogen technology for future developments. British powertrain provider XTrac is a key provider of components for the LMDh hybrid drive systems.
In conclusion, we have explored some of the biggest names in hypercar and GTP engineering – from Aston Martin to Porsche and XTrac. Each of these companies have demonstrated their exceptional talents in creating high-performance vehicles that are cutting-edge and groundbreaking. While the differences between hypercars and GTPs might seem subtle at first, the development process for both types of vehicles requires an exceptional level of skill, engineering prowess, and innovation. As the automotive industry continues to evolve, we can only dream of what innovations the future will bring to this exciting space. For now, we can look forward to the next evolution of hypercars and GTPs from some of the most respected names in the industry.
