Czinger 21C Spyder Has More Downforce Than Any Other Convertible And The Coolest Brakes You'll See All Week

Key Points:

• California-based automaker Czinger introduces the 21C Spyder, a convertible version of its hypercar featuring a removable 22-pound carbon-fiber roof panel and a foldable soft top, debuting at Monterey Car Week.
• The 21C Spyder retains the coupe's 1,250-hp hybrid powertrain, including a twin-turbo 2.88-liter V8 and electric motors, achieving 0-60 mph in 1.9 seconds and a top speed of 205 mph with the roof on.
• New BrakeNode technology integrates brake calipers, hydraulic pathways, and suspension uprights into a single structure, reducing weight, improving pedal feel, and cutting stopping distances by 15%.
• The Spyder also debuts the NeuralNode dashboard with improved airflow, floating control clusters, wireless Apple CarPlay, and a premium 8-speaker Morel Hi-Fi system, enhancing driver experience.
• Limited to 30 units priced from $2.75 million, the 21C Spyder is produced in Torrance, California, offering personalized customization options and maintaining the coupe’s high downforce and safety standards.