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Czinger

Los Angeles, USA · est. 2019

The 21C exists to prove a manufacturing system.

On the block
1 lots
Top value
Period
2019–
Czinger — manufacturer stage

Forthcoming lots

On the block · Monterey Car Week 2026

1 forthcoming lot · Monterey 2026

The house

The 21C exists to prove a manufacturing system.

Kevin Czinger founded Divergent Technologies in 2014 after co-founding the short-lived EV maker Coda. In 2015, Divergent showed the Blade: its spaceframe used 3D-printed metal nodes joined by carbon-fibre tubes, and its inline seating anticipated the 21C. Czinger Vehicles was established by Kevin and Lukas Czinger in 2019.

The 21C is a Los Angeles-built, fully homologated hybrid hypercar. Its carbon-fibre monocoque is joined to additively manufactured structures; Czinger describes an in-house 2.88-litre twin-turbo V8, an 800-volt hybrid system and 1,250 hp combined output. The driver sits on the centreline with the passenger directly behind.

The 2021 Laguna Seca 1:25.44 was set by pre-production prototype VP1.2, not a production car. Czinger’s current HDF history lists later Laguna Seca records of 1:24.75 in August 2024 and 1:22.30 on 9 December 2025; Road & Track reports that Racelogic verified the latter in a letter it viewed.

Production figures require care. A November 2025 Czinger Dallas release described a V Max as chassis number 32 of a globally limited 80-unit run, while Czinger’s 14 August 2026 factory release limits the newly unveiled 21C Spyder to 30 examples; neither source explains how those figures relate. Czinger is trading as of 15 August 2026, and its current release identifies Lukas Czinger as Founder & CEO.

Founded
2019
Czinger’s 14 August 2026 factory release says the company was established in 2019 by Lukas and Kevin Czinger.
Built at
Area 21, Los Angeles
Czinger says every 21C Spyder is hand-assembled at its Area 21 production facility in Los Angeles.
Announced runs
80 21Cs; 30 Spyders
A November 2025 Czinger Dallas release described a V Max as chassis number 32 of a globally limited 80-unit run. Czinger’s 14 August 2026 Spyder release limits that variant to 30 examples, without stating whether those cars fall within the 80.
Laguna Seca record
1:22.30, 9 December 2025
Czinger lists this as its current production-car lap record; Road & Track reports that Racelogic verified the time in a letter it viewed.
Current status
Trading
Czinger published its 21C Spyder factory release on 14 August 2026. That release identifies Lukas Czinger as Founder & CEO.

Selected milestones

A bloodline, not a list.

  1. 2015

    The Blade is shown

    Divergent shows the Blade, whose 3D-printed metal nodes, carbon-fibre tubes and tandem seating prefigure important 21C ideas.

  2. 2019

    Czinger Vehicles is established

    Kevin and Lukas Czinger establish the car company around a new approach to designing and building performance vehicles.

  3. 2020

    The 21C is revealed

    Czinger reveals the 21C ahead of its planned Geneva Motor Show debut.

  4. 2021

    Prototype lap at Laguna Seca

    Joel Miller records 1:25.44 in pre-production prototype VP1.2, according to Czinger’s current record history.

  5. 2025

    Later Laguna Seca record

    On 9 December, the 21C records 1:22.30 at Laguna Seca; Road & Track reports Racelogic verification.

  6. 2026

    21C Spyder unveiled

    Czinger unveils the open-top 21C Spyder on 14 August, limiting the variant to 30 examples.

What defines Czinger

Generate the load path

Czinger uses software-led topology optimisation and additive manufacture for structural parts, then joins components with structural adhesive rather than conventional fixture-based welding.

Engineer the system

The BioLogic chassis combines the carbon-fibre monocoque with additively manufactured structures developed with Divergent Technologies’ processes.

Narrow the cabin

The central inline seating arrangement places the passenger behind the driver, reducing frontal area and centralising mass.