Aussie supercar in pictures

The Albins Zeroshift automated manual shift transmission uses interlocking rings to transfer the drive from one gear to the next without ever actually declutching the transmission.

Joss Developments is quoting a 0-100km/h sprint time of less than three seconds and 0-160 in six seconds flat, with a top speed of 360km/h.

This is the Joss development mule, in testing somewhere in Australia.

The composite-bodied production Joss JP1 will have a mid-mounted, all-aluminium, 6.6-litre V8 rated at 373kW

A computer rendering of the 360km/h Joss JP1 supercar. the company plans to build 25 production examples at A$500 000 each.

This how the Albins Zeroshift automated manual shift transmission works, using these interlocking rings to transfer the drive from one gear to the next without ever actually declutching the transmission.