Joss JP1 Supercar at Australian Motor Show 2011

JOSS Development announced that they will show an ‘evaluation’ version of its upcoming Joss JP1 Supercar at Australian International Motor Show, in July. This is seven years after the unveiling of its early concept that begged a great admiration from the visitors at the Melbourne Motor Show.

JOSS includes features such as a wind-tunnel model and a number of the Australian-developed supercar’s mechanical components to the new model, Joss JP1 Supercar. However, the news saying that JOSS will also display a preview of the Joss JP1 Supercar production car that is generated by computer is likely to be the most exciting of the protracted supercar for the followers.

It was said by the Technical Director and Founder of JOSS Developments – Matt Thomas – that building a business on car was very difficult, though the unveiling of the JT1 prototype in Melbourne several years ago got an amazing welcome.

JOSS wants to be the best and they – the JOSS team – work hard on the business, though it has to take few years, by building investment, working with the technical suppliers, and putting in place the right people. JOSS wants to be prepared so that as long as the Joss JP1 Supercar is launched, the company can deliver a great product to the market.

On project of Joss JP1 Supercar, the company works with some technical partners, including MoTec – an alliance that was described as a perfect fit –, Albins – that is specialized on transmission –, and renowned paint outfit AkzoNobel, which is known working on the F1 world.

The Australian International Motor Show will be begun on Friday, July 1st at 6 p.m. and run for ten days, until Sunday July 10th at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre. However, the exact date for the JP1’s unveiling and the final name for the Joss JP1 Supercar have not been informed yet.