The Praga Bohema is the Czech automaker's first roadgoing production supercar, with a focus on track performance through aerodynamics and minimizing weight. Praga, which has been building all manner ...

Praga is best known for its experience in racing and hosting its own spec racing series. Now it wants to turn that knowledge into a road legal “extreme performance” car. Praga intends for the car to ...

While Praga has concerned itself mainly with go-karts, race cars and Dakar trucks in recent years, it made street cars back in 1907. Now it's back with the Bohema, a stunning, lightweight supercar ...

With its low-slung nose, narrow cockpit, and rear wing integrated into the bodywork, the Praga Bohema supercar looks like a driver could sneak onto the track at the 24 Hours of Le Mans and no one ...

Czech race car specialist Praga has joined the ranks of hypercar manufacturers following the reveal of the new Bohema, an extreme track machine designed to also be driven on the road. With a name ...

After getting their Praga Bohema at the recent Goodwood Festival of Speed, Mark and Marcie Butters visited the famous Top Gear test track at Dunsfold, UK, where the Bohema holds the record as the ...

There’s about to be another supercar to add to your wish list. Praga, the resurrected Czech marque, just announced that it’s ready to begin production of the Bohema. The company’s first supercar has ...

Bohema is a €1.28m ($1.3m) hypercar inspired and tested by Formula 1 and IndyCar racing driver Romain Grosjean. Created by Praga Cars, the motoring arm of the 115-year-old Czech engineering and racing ...

The Praga is, in fact, road-legal, but its racing-focused suspension and carbon ceramic brakes have been designed to perform equally well on the track. The supercar generates 1,984 lb (900 kg) of ...