Behold the McLaren Speedtail – the quickest, longest (some say the ugliest, arguably the most distinctive-looking) hypercar the brand has ever produced.
A three-seater, the driver sits centrally with two rear passengers at either shoulder.
1035bhp. 0-300km/h (186mph) in 12.8 seconds. Top speed 402km/h (250mph).
Only 106 will be made and the first will be delivered in 2020.
Yours for €2,000,000. No wait – put your money away – they’ve all been spoken for already
Behold the Dendrobium D-1 – a rakish electric hypercar with a proprietary motor and battery delivering an astounding 1800bhp.
The D-1 will be unveiled to the public at next month’s Salon Privé, price TBA.
Behold: the Brabham BT62 hypercar – a 5.4l, V8, 700bhp, six-speed, carbon fibre track rocket from the legendary British motorsport maker which disappeared from the automotive scene in 1992 and has now returned.
Yours from €1.14 million.
The King is Dead, Long Live the King.
Behold what purports to be the fastest road car in the world: the curvy, 1960s retro style, carbon fibre Corbellati Missile Hypercar – a 9.0l, twin turbo, 1800bhp V8 manned projectile capable of a Hennessy Venom pwning 500km/h (311mph).
The Missile launches next month at the 2018 Geneva Motor Show.
Behold: the Lamborghini Terzo Millennio – a carbon fibre, all-electric, supercapacitor-driven, 4WD hypercar.
No pricing or performance details as yet but we’re guessing (a) lots and (b) nippy.
MORE:The Lamborghini Terzo Millennio Is a Wild Electric Hypercar For the Future (Road & Track)
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Thanks Ted
Behold the Pininfarina H2 Speed Concept – winner of Best Concept Vehicle at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show. A ‘quasi hypercar’ powered by hydrogen fuel cell technology, generating 500bhp via two electric motors.
The environmental consequences?
0 to 100km/h in 3.4s with no emissions aside from air and water.
Behold: The v12, carbon fibre, 1:1 power to weight ratio Aston Martin AM-RB 001 – more than a concept – the first of these hypercars will be delivered to hyperwealthy clients in 2018.
The ‘world’s first all-electric hypercar’, according to Italian designer Rimac Automobili. Four oil-cooled permanent magnet electric motors (one for each wheel) and a mind-scrambling 0-100km/h acceleration time of 2.6s.
Mmm. Shiny.
