Zentorno

The Pegassi Zentorno is a 2-door supercar introduced in the The High Life Update DLC for Grand Theft Auto V, Grand Theft Auto Online and Grand Theft Auto VI.

Design
The Zentorno is designed as an exotic high-performance vehicle, with very aggressive styling cues and a very low, sloped body for added aerodynamic effects. It is heavily based on the Lamborghini Sesto Elementofeaturing the overall shape, hexagonal vents in the back of the car, twin roof scoops and triangular vents on the hood. The car's default color scheme when spawned at the player's garage in singleplayer is also reminiscent of the distinctive carbon-fibre-and-red colors of the Sesto Elemento. The front fascia, greenhouse area, rear diffuser, side vents and grille resemble that of the Lamborghini Veneno, as well as some elements from theLykan HyperSport. Additionally, the car can be customized with a unique spoiler highly reminiscent of that on the Lamborghini Veneno. The headlights are based on the 2015 Acura NSX Concept. The A-pillar of the car may be based on the Lamborghini Huracán. The rear fascia is largely based on the Sesto Elemento, while also taking elements from the Veneno. The sides of the car and the taillights are derived from the Lamborghini Aventador.

GTA V and VI
Powered by an apparent V12 engine, the Zentorno can reach very high speeds, faster than most other high-end supercars such as the Entity XF, Turismo R, Infernus, and Cheetah. The hybrid engine in the Zentorno delivers incredibly smooth and alarmingly quick acceleration. In fact, the base stats of this car means it is the fastest accelerating supercar in the game. The car features a non-adjustable suspension that is equal or greater with that of Competition level and because it is so close to the ground, the car cannot climb stairs (both front and backwards) and it can also very easily flip (or worse) when colliding with sidewalks.

The vehicle's handling is extremely responsive, as it can take corners at high speeds with relative ease due to the lowered suspension and the good weight distribution. But due to the car having such a sensitive handling, It can become a deficit more than a benefit for people using a keyboard as it will turn at 100% power. The high-output engine may also become difficult to control for inexperienced drivers. The vehicle has very minimal oversteer, but it can still spin due to its handling power, but doesn't always lose control too easily.

The Zentorno's grip can also become a big problem when driving on bumpy roads, if two or more wheels lift off the ground (even for a second), one (or more wheels) will still make such strong contact with the ground for the car to enter a spin. However, the four-wheel drive layout lowers the risk of this, and usually "fixes" itself back into driving forward, picking up speed on the way.

Trivia

 * The default radio stations for the Zentorno are either Soulwax FM or FlyLo FM.
 * It is the second car in the GTA series to feature scissor doors, after the HD-era Infernus.
 * Oddly, the Zentorno has no license plate. In the United States, vehicles are only obligated to have a front plate in certain states (such as New York and California, the inspirations for Liberty and San Andreas), however it is illegal in all states to lack a rear plate. Other vehicles that lack plates include the Sanchez, the PCJ-600 (once modified), the Ruffian (once modified), the Bagger (once modified) and the Dune Buggy, although it could be argued the latter is not supposed to be a road-legal vehicle.
 * In the PC/XB1/PS4 version of GTA V, the Zentorno now has a license plate.
 * The Zentorno does not have reversing lights. This also applies with several other cars, like the Gauntlet, Vacca, etc.
 * Players cannot be shot from behind whilst driving the car as it has no rear window, but the player has the ability to shoot a firearm backwards while in the car.
 * The underside of the Zentorno looks like it is plated with carbon. This may be a coincidence but may also be parodying the fact that its real life equivalent the Lamborghini Sesto Elemento is made largely of carbon, and little else.
 * While the Zentorno's suspension cannot be modified, it is so low by default that the car is able to drive right under high-suspension vehicles, such as the Sandking, and sometimes some low-suspension vehicles if driving head-on against them.
 * In a pre-release screenshot, the Zentorno had no manufacture badge on the hood.
 * This is the second hybrid supercar to appear in the GTA series, the first being the Turismo R.
 * This is the second fastest accelerating car in-game, only being beaten by the Voltic.
 * The Zentorno is the second car in GTA V able to have color applied to its stock wheels, after theRoosevelt — in this case, it corresponds to the secondary color of the car.
 * The Zentorno currently has the most customization options out of any Super car.
 * The car shares its engine sound with the Infernus, Cheetah, and the Vacca.
 * When the car is started, if the player does not immediately accelerate, the car's engine will automatically rev without the player applying any throttle, similar to the Turismo R. This is because of the Zentorno bearing a fast idle, also known as a choke.
 * The rear of the Zentorno cannot be opened.
 * The GTA Online loading screen may advertise the Zentorno and the description suggests that it will be the envy of all your Adder-driving friends', meaning it is the direct competition of the Adder.
 * The stock wheels on the Zentorno are mirrored on one side, like the Mercedes-Benz SLR McLaren.
 * There is a missing horizontal beam in the front right grille section, making the Zentorno's exterior asymmetrical. This can be seen in-game as well as the official artwork for the Zentorno.
 * However, the pre-release screenshot for the Zentorno shows the correct placement of the beam.