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Phoenix Motorsports: A Brief History

Phoenix Motorsports is a car brand from Brazil that started in 1946 by Luis Freitas. In 1991, Luis gifted the company to his son, Davi Freitas. Luis’ grandson, Gabriel Freitas II, became the owner in 2021 after his father, Davi Freitas, gave him the company.


Early Struggles and Success

The company almost went bankrupt in 1953 when their first model, the Phoenix Coati GT, was a failure and sold only 4 units. They were saved by a millionaire, Robert Charles, who invested $2.9 million for 13% of the company. He made a huge profit when he sold his shares in 1978 for $2.3 billion. Phoenix thanked him by giving him a Phoenix Coati GT Turbo, a rare and expensive car with only 2 in existence.


Modern Competition and Innovation

Today, the company competes with many famous brands in the car industry, such as Ferrari, Lamborghini, Koenigsegg, Pagani, Bugatti, Audi, Porsche, Toyota, Chevrolet, Ford, BMW, Mercedes, and others. Phoenix makes all kinds of cars, from supercars and sports cars to city, family, and pickup cars. The company is worth $79.9 billion.


Racing Achievements

Phoenix is also a successful racing team, having won Le Mans 6 times (1983, 1986, 2001, 2003, 2008, 2009, 2010) and 72 Grand Prix since joining Formula One in 1981. Their most powerful car is the Phoenix Giaguaro, which can reach speeds of over 550 km/h.


Main Rivals

Phoenix’s main rival is Porsche, they have a kind of a bmw-mercedes relationship between them. But as Phoenix makes a lot of different types of cars, they have some other rivals, such as Koenigsegg and Bugatti in the hyper car industry, Audi, Mercedes and BMW in the more “normal but still premium” genre.

Performance Classes

Urban Warriors (UW):

• These are compact and agile cars designed for city driving and daily commutes. They offer a balance of efficiency, comfort, and style. Examples include the Phoenix Dash UW and the Phoenix Dune UW.

Versatile Vehicles (VV)

• The Versatile Vehicles (VV) is a class that encompasses a diverse range of vehicles that don't fit into specific categories, including crossover SUVs, electric vehicles, hybrids, and innovative concepts. The Versatile Class reflects Voyage Motors' commitment to innovation and offers a wide range of options for drivers seeking unique experiences and cutting-edge technology. The Phoenix Terra VV and the Phoenix Felci VV are good examples of this class.

Sport Tourers (ST):

• Sporty yet practical, these cars are ideal for longer journeys and spirited driving. They combine performance with comfort and versatility. Look for models like the Phoenix Flare ST and the Phoenix Aurora ST.

Grand Tourers (GT):

• A grand tourer (GT) car is a high-performance luxury automobile designed for long-distance driving in comfort and style. These cars typically have powerful engines, refined interiors, and advanced technology features. They balance speed and comfort, making them ideal for covering long distances in a single journey. The Phoenix Cobra GT would go fit right there.

Track Titans (TT):

• These are purpose-built machines for the racetrack. Lightweight, aerodynamic, and powerful, they excel in high-speed corners and straightaways. The Phoenix Puma TT and the Phoenix Ardente TT belong to this category.

Luxury Cruisers (LC):

• For those who seek opulence and refinement, the luxury cruisers offer a plush ride, advanced technology, and exquisite materials. The Phoenix Coati LC epitomizes this class.

Hyper Tourers - Racing (HT-R):

• At the pinnacle of performance, hypercars push boundaries. They achieve mind-boggling speeds and feature cutting-edge engineering. The Phoenix Giaguaro HT-R and the Phoenix Jaguara HT-R would fit right in here.