19 stories tagged hypercar on EV Digest.
After nearly a decade, Tesla has officially revealed the second-generation Roadster, an electric hypercar claiming record-breaking acceleration and the ability to momentarily 'fly' with an optional thruster package. This ambitious re-envisioning promises performance far beyond a traditional vehicle, featuring cold-gas thrusters for both enhanced acceleration and brief aerial maneuvers.
Edmunds takes a closer look at the highly anticipated Tesla Roadster, delving into its most ambitious promises. Among the most talked-about features are its projected sub-1-second 0-60 mph acceleration and the intriguing — if unverified — 'flying' capability through SpaceX thruster technology. This analysis scrutinizes how these groundbreaking specifications could redefine electric vehicle performance.
Aston Martin's Valhalla plug-in hybrid hypercar is reportedly set to expand its lineup with a new Spider variant, expected to be unveiled in November 2026. This open-top, targa-style model will combine extreme performance with electrification, catering to ultra-luxury collectors and track enthusiasts.
Concept renderings of the Ferrari Luce EV offer a glimpse into the brand's potential future electric hypercar. Showcasing a distinctive design, these visuals highlight both classic Ferrari elements and bold new styling choices. The all-electric Luce, if produced, would mark a significant shift for the iconic Italian marque.
Ferrari has delivered a unique, custom-built CZ26 hypercar to an American client, showcasing the automaker's special projects division. This exclusive model, based on the SF90 Stradale plug-in hybrid platform, emphasizes personalized luxury and performance.
Lamborghini has unveiled the Revuelto SV, an enhanced version of its plug-in hybrid hypercar, featuring a larger battery and increased power output. Drawing inspiration from its GT3 racing program, the SV variant pushes the Revuelto's performance boundaries with a 7.3kWh battery and a combined 1,051 horsepower, alongside significant aerodynamic and suspension upgrades for track domination.
The iconic McLaren P1 plug-in hybrid hypercar is receiving a significant battery upgrade, tripling its original capacity. This enhancement extends the life and performance of the decade-old vehicle, showcasing how new battery technology can keep high-performance PHEVs at the cutting edge.
The Porsche 918 Spyder, a decade-old hybrid hypercar, continues to set a high bar for performance. This feature showcases its design and engineering, highlighting its enduring legacy in the automotive world.
The dormant German hypercar manufacturer Apollo is making a comeback, outlining ambitious plans that include a future all-electric model. While their current focus is on the combustion-powered Apollo Evo, the company's long-term strategy involves an EV that promises to push performance boundaries. This strategic shift aims to revive the brand's rebellious spirit and establish its presence in the evolving high-performance vehicle market.
Dodge is reportedly bringing back the Copperhead name for a new hyper-muscle car set to debut in 2029. This halo model aims to revitalize the SRT performance division with dramatic styling and immense power, though specific powertrain details remain speculative. Given Dodge's shift towards electrification with models like the Charger Daytona, it's highly anticipated the Copperhead will feature an electric or EREV powertrain to embody the brand's future performance direction.
Zenvo has announced it will showcase two validation prototypes of its Aurora hybrid hypercar at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. This marks a significant step towards deliveries next summer for a vehicle boasting a potent V12 engine paired with electric power.
The McMurtry Spéirling Pure, a fully electric fan car known for its record-breaking performance, is now available for private ownership. This hypercar generates immense downforce and comes with an equally impressive price tag for exclusive collectors.
British automaker McMurtry has unveiled the production version of its radical electric Speirling hypercar, a vehicle designed to achieve extreme performance through advanced aerodynamics including powerful downforce-generating fans. This pure electric, single-seat track machine, which reportedly can generate enough downforce to hypothetically drive upside down, is now available for a select few with a hefty price tag.
The McMurtry Spéirling Pure, an all-electric hypercar designed exclusively for track use, has been officially unveiled. Priced at $1.3 million, this incredibly powerful EV boasts close to 1,000 horsepower and can generate over 4,400 pounds of downforce thanks to its unique fan-driven aerodynamic system. This limited-production vehicle represents the pinnacle of electric performance for racing enthusiasts.
McMurtry has unveiled a teaser for the production version of its fan-favorite electric hypercar, the Spéirling Pure. This highly exclusive vehicle promises an unparalleled driving experience for a select few, with only 100 units planned for global distribution. Each unit is expected to be priced in the multi-million dollar range.
McLaren unveils the W1, its latest halo model, designed to uphold the legacy of its legendary F1 and P1 predecessors. This new plug-in hybrid hypercar targets supreme performance both on public roads and race tracks, marking a significant step in McLaren's hybridized future.
McLaren is gearing up to launch a new plug-in hybrid hypercar, the W1, in 2026. This highly exclusive model will be the latest addition to the brand's 'Ultimate' series, following in the footsteps of previous groundbreaking vehicles. The W1 is expected to push the boundaries of performance and technology for the luxury automaker.
The McMurtry Spéirling, an electric hypercar known for its record-breaking performance at Goodwood, is nearing its production debut. This unique single-seater vehicle is designed to be road-legal, bringing its extreme capabilities to a broader — albeit exclusive — audience.
Lego Technic has unveiled its latest creation, a meticulously detailed 1:8 scale model of the Koenigsegg Jesko Absolut, as part of its Ultimate Car Concept Series. To mark the launch, Lego constructed a full-scale, drivable Jesko Absolut replica made mostly from Technic pieces, which impressively achieved 69 mph at the Goodwood Festival of Speed. This feat highlights the sophisticated engineering possible with Lego Technic.
