Image gallery: Vazirani Automotive showcases Shul, India's first hypercar at the Goodwood Festival of Speed

Mumbai based Vazirani Automotive has showcased India's first hypercar called the Shul. The Shul concept is said to have been designed under the guidance of Kazunori Yamauchi, the producer of the Gran Turismo video game series. With the Shul concept, a new Inspire GT category within the latest Gran Turismo GT Sport will take shape. The Vazirani Shul comes equipped with a  Jet turbine electric powertrain that has a carbon-fibre casing. The turbine acts as an onboard generator, charging the lightweight batteries on the go. The company also states that the lightweight battery and carbon fibre construction will offer a higher driving range. Vazirani Automotive was founded by Chunky Vazirani, a graduate from the Art Center in California and with design experience from Rolls-Royce, Jaguar and Land Rover. The concept, named the Shul (pronounced 'shool') is a limited production hypercar for the road, with a primary focus on evocative design. The mission is to make an electric car so sexy and engaging that we can transition even the most stubborn petrol heads to a cleaner future, states the company. Additionally, the Vazirani Shul is a combined result of teams in Mumbai and L.A. along with other partners in the UK, Italy, Japan and the U.S.

Vazirani Automotive is a Mumbai based automobile company that will be making electric automobiles

The main idea behind the Vazirani Shul is to make a hypercar with evocative design

Chunky Vazirani pulls the wrap off the Shul at the Goodwood Festival of Speed

The main idea behind the Vazirani Shul is to make a hypercar with evocative design

Developed under the guidance of Kazunori Yamauchi and his team at Gran Turismo, the Shul marks the beginning of a new category in the game called 'Inspire Gran Turismo'

The Vazirani Shul comes with a Jet Turbine Electric powertrain encased in a suit of carbon-fibre

The exotic shape of the Vazirani Shul is reminiscent of a road-going, Le Mans prototype, much in the same vein of other boutique hypercars from Hennessey to Koenigsegg.

the Shul will pack a non-conventional drivetrain consisting of a mini-turbine range extender in conjunction with a battery pack. At this point it is unclear whether the mini-turbine will power the vehicle primarily as well, but it will charge the on-board batteries

Curious onlookers eyeing the Vazirani Shul hypercar at the Goodwood Festival of Speed

The concept, named the Shul (pronounced 'shool') is a limited production hypercar for the road, with a primary focus on evocative design

the Vazirani Shul is a combined result of teams in Mumbai and L.A. along with other partners in the UK, Italy, Japan and the U.S.

Vazirani Automotive was founded by Chunky Vazirani, a graduate from the Art Center in California and with design experience from Rolls-Royce, Jaguar and Land Rover