Hypercars — for your information.

Every machine that matters — ranked by power, sourced, and drawn to scale. No stock-photo fluff. No guesswork.

    The collection — every hypercar

    2,978 hpmost powerful330 mphfastest1.55 squickest 0–60116hypercars
    Nilu 27

    Nilu 27

    Nilu · Prototype · deliveries 2024

    1,000 hp · 2024 (unreleased) V12

    Top speed
    0–60 mph
    Kerb weight1,100 kg
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    China is building saloons, SUVs and an MPV to hypercar power figures. They are not hypercars, so they are not on this list — but they are worth seeing. More Chinese cars →
    By the numbers

    The collection at a glance

    116hypercars
    40marques
    132,261combined horsepower
    330mph — top of the board
    1.55squickest 0–60 mph
    6cars that top 300 mph
    11all-electric
    1984–2027years represented

    Aggregated live from all 116 sourced profiles — the fastest here is the Koenigsegg Jesko Absolut at 330 mph.

    The collection

    Hypercars, page by page

    Every profile is scaled by power — the more horsepower, the bigger it draws. Each carries the full sourced spec table, the powertrain, the engine layout and the numbers that matter.

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    By marque, or by class

    Marques

    From Koenigsegg and Bugatti to Rimac, Pagani, Zenvo and the new Chinese megacar makers — each with its full line-up.

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    Classes

    Hypercar, hyper-EV, track-only, grand tourer — how the categories differ, and which cars define each.

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    At a glance

    The headline numbers

    2,978 hpmost powerful330 mphfastest1.55 squickest 0–60116hypercars
    The shift

    Electricity took the top

    A decade ago 1,000 hp was the ceiling. Today the most powerful production car on earth is electric.

    11 of the 116 machines here are pure-electric, and the quad-motor cars now out-muscle every combustion hypercar ever built. The Yangwang U9 Xtreme leads at 2,978 hp.