We’re becoming quite used to saying the words ‘Russian‘ and ‘supercar‘ in the same sentence. Here, we have the latest iteration of supercar hailing from Russia and, strangely enough, it’s built on a Mitsubishi 3000GT platform. You know, the same car that douche bag wide receiver used to drive around in high school, thinking he was the hottest shit in town.

Despite the unfortunate memories, the E’go Revolt gets down to business with a tuned twin turbo V6 that puts 550  horses at your itchy pedal foot. Though the Revolt gives us a rather flat front end, the modified body adds plenty of aesthetic overall. Enjoy the drawings below. [via Jalopnik]

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A little Ferrari Enzo, a bit Batmobile, the Marussia B2 looks as though it’s on the verge of transforming into a vicious robot and clawing our intestines out with giant fender talons. And we couldn’t think of a more beautiful way to go. Though the car was already seen in the flesh at Frankfurt, Marussia has released these computer renderings of Russia’s second official supercar, and it looks better than ever. Details have been kept tight, but the exotic Russian beauty will supposedly  feature a 3.5-liter Cosworth engine that brings between 245 and 420 hp. We look forward to seeing more of what’s behind its killer looks. [via Jalopnik]

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For those Russian billionaires who still have some cash on hand after this recession, Marussia is gearing up for production. Unveiled last year and slated as Russia’s first supercar, the hybrid Marussia B1 can now be ordered for a cheap €100,000 (some $145,000 USD at today’s rate). Alongside, there’s also the Marussia B2 that is expected to make its debut tomorrow at the Frankfurt Motor Show in Germany. As of now, there’s not much info about the cars other than being “created in the style of a jet fighter.” [via Autoblog]

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