Fenix Automotive, the new company spearheaded by former Noble Automotive front man Lee Noble, unveiled its first supercar, giving a glance at its first model.

The yet unnamed car features a basic design reminiscent of the Noble M600 and M12. However, the Fenix has the design similar to those of the fighter jet-inspired Lamborghini Reventón.

The sales are expected to begin later in August 2011 and the price is speculated to be around £75,000, which makes this car considerably cheaper than others of a similar platform. However, the confirmed prices will be revealed as soon the sales begin.

As far as the performance goes, the vehicle possesses an estimated kerb weight of 1200kg and gives a top speed of above 200mph milestone as speculated.

The car possesses a steel chassis and composite body, with room for two people including the driver. It will be built in South Africa, before landing on UK roads.

To find out more about Fenix check out the news section of this month’s evo Magazine - Issue 140 – which also includes an extensive interview with Lee Noble.