Bufori presents the Geneva

"We have decided to name this new Bufori model after the city it was launched in, as this occasion marks an important milestone in our company history," said Bufori chairman Anthony Khouri. "We also wanted to pay tribute to the 80th edition of this fantastic motor show and the beautiful city of Geneva."

The Bufori Geneva has a 6.1-litre V8 engine that produces 430bhp and 586Nm of torque, which allows it to accelerate from 0-100km/h in under 6 seconds, on to a top speed of 260km/h. The engine has a "hemispherical combustion chamber" which Bufori claims to provide better airflow and a higher output. Bufori will also offer a supercharged version with 560bhp and 690Nm of torque.

Bufori has given the Geneva a wood and leather cabin with mood lighting, illuminated compartments, and a completely customizable centre console. Among the features include an espresso machine, tea set with instant boiling water, sink, ice box, cigar humidor, and strong box. A sunroof is also available as an option. The rear seats are adjustable and have small table tops, and customers can specify up to three touch screen monitors with a high-def audio
system.

Bufori has constructed the body out of carbon fibre, Kevlar and a fusing Vinylester resin, which it says combines to provide a long-lasting vehicle that may be handed down for generations. Other features include unequal arm front/multilink rear suspension, with adjustable airbags to "provide comfort and performance." There are also bi-xenon headlights, LED lighting at the back, anti-lock brakes, traction control as standard, with optional items including lane departure, night vision cameras, heads-up display, and active cruise control.

The Bufori Geneva will begin production in June in Kuala Lumpur, and the hand-built car will take approximately 6,000 working hours to complete. The first car is expected to be delivered to customers before the end of the year.