HTT Plethore LC-750 premiered at SEMA

Luc Chartrand is a former karting and stock car driver with a lot of imagination and many great ideas. He is the lone designer, engineer and founder of HTT, a company that’s going to focus on supercars and recently premiered at the SEMA Show their first prototype, the HTT Plethore LC-750.

The car has an impressive body with carbon fiber architecture and a FIA certified roll-cage and could be the first production model that could be approved for both road and track usage. Luc Chartrand wants his baby prototype to compete in the American LeMans series.

The super car comes with a lightweight body and a massive stance and it features Corvette ZR1’s LS9 engine that was tweaked to develop 750 HP. HTT also plans to offer an even more powerful version to the public with an engine that could deliver 1,300 HP with a set of turbos.

The car’s engine is connected to a six-speed manual transmission but in the future the car will be available with a six-speed sequential gearbox along with a limited slip differential. This masterpiece sits on 19″ wheels on the front and 20″ on the rear with wide tires and AP racing brakes sized 15″ in front with six-piston calipers and 13″ at the rear with four-piston calipers.

HTT announced that production will begin at the end of this year and the car will be priced at $600,000. The most powerful version with 1,300 HP will have a price close to $1m.