Hypercar

If there's still an Aston Martin left to rise out of the ashes of 2020, there'll be a Valhalla hypercar that's even more powerful than the crazy Valkyrie. Here's the twin turbo "hot V" 3-liter V6 that'll form part of the Valhalla's hybrid powertrain.

The bulk of this 1,250-horsepower hypercar's prodigious power comes from a tiny 2.88-liter twin turbo engine. Revving at 11,000rpm, it makes nigh-on 950 horsepower, making it the most power-dense production engine in the world at 329 hp per liter.

A live, updated list of the most powerful cars on the market today, covering all production cars claiming more than 1,000 horsepower.

At last year's Geneva Motor Show, Hispano Suiza rose from the dead to present the Carmen, a retro electric hyper-GT. This year, it follows up with the more powerful Carmen Boulogne, a car in which Dick Tracy would look comfortable lapping tracks.

Koenigsegg debuts the Gemera, the "world's first mega-GT." This all-out performance machine seats four and packs some of Koenigsegg's most impressive tech, including a gearbox-free KDD powertrain with a small camless Freevalve twin-turbo.

Koenigsegg doesn't have to call the new Jesko Absolut the world's fastest car, because referring to it as the fastest Koenigsegg amounts to the same thing. Packing 1,600 hp and fins like a fighter jet, the Absolut is an all-out speed machine.

It was just a year ago that Pininfarina revealed its all-electric Battista. Well, if owning a "basic" version of the vehicle just won't make you feel special enough, the company has now announced a very limited-edition Anniversario model.

Max Verstappen and Alex Albon from the Aston Martin Red Bull Formula One team took the upcoming Valkyrie hybrid hypercar out for some test laps at Silverstone, as rumors began to spread that the company is preparing to pull out of Le Mans in 2021.

Czinger has released more details, pics and video of its upcoming 21C hybrid hypercar, including the two crucial figures we've been waiting for: 1,250 horsepower, and a blistering 0-62 mph (0-100 km/h) acceleration time of just 1.9 seconds.

Kevin Czinger is back, with another ultra-lightweight hypercar that makes extensive use of 3D-printed metal nodes and carbon fiber rods in its frame. The Czinger 21C will make its full debut in Geneva next month, but here's what we know so far.

We were wondering if it was vaporware for a while there, but SSC North America has unveiled the first production model of its 1,750-horsepower, twin-turbo V8 Tuatara hypercar. It's the successor to the Ultimate Aero, the world's fastest car in 2010.

Is the world ready to welcome a new, improved Hummer, if it promises to play nice with the environment? We'll find out because GM has announced Hummer's return as an all-electric GMC truck with supercar specifications.