1. Huayra BC
   Jesko
2. Battista
   GR Supra

The all-electric Battista is classified as a hypercar. The limited-edition, ultra-luxury model has a carbon-fiber frame that can carry the speedy road performance vehicle from zero to 62 miles per hour in less than two seconds. The Battista is set for release in 2020.

1. Aspark Owl
   Morgan Aero GT
2. Jaguar F-Type
   Ascari A10

New Japanese automotive company Aspark plans to deliver its battery-electric Owl supercar in mid-2020. Aspark's highly anticipated 3,300-pound car boasts 1,150 horsepower and a top speed of 174 miles per hour.

1. Audi PB18 e-tron
   Marcos TSO GT2
2. Spectre R42
   Jaguar XJS

Audi AG, which is a subsidiary of Volkswagen AG, debuted its PB18 e-tron sports car, which reportedly comes equipped with adjustable side-to-center seating, at Monterey Car Week 2018. Audi AG announced that it would manufacture 50 units of the "Pebble Beach" car.

1. Aceca
   MGC
2. F8 Tributo
   Challenger

Ferrari debuted the new F8 Tributo at the March 2019 Geneva Motor Show. The high-powered auto has 720 horsepower and a supercharged 3.9 liter twin-turbo V8. F8 Tributo can accelerate from zero to 100 miles per hour in just under 2.9 seconds.

1. 911 Speedster
   Jester
2. P80/C
   FW400

It took Ferrari four years, starting in 2015, to engineer the one-of-a-kind P80/C model in Maranello, Italy. Designers modeled the mystery car's rearview mirrors after Scuderia Ferrari's Formula 1 vehicles.

1. Zenos E10
   Alfa Romeo Disco Volante
2. Koenigsegg Jesko
   Lotus Evora

Swedish automaker Koenigsegg unveiled its Jesko sports car at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show. The price tag for the state-of-the-art marvel with 1,280 horsepower is around $2.8 million.

1. China
   Japan
2. Bulgaria
   Croatia

The 5.0-liter V8 equipped Lexus RC F Track Edition is expected to be released in 2020. Lexus carried over its eight-speed automatic transmission and upgraded this model with an electronic launch control system.

1. Maserati
   Nissan
2. Zagato
   Devon

At the Geneva Motor Show in 2014, Maserati unveiled the Alfieri in addition to manufacturing plans that had been set for 2016. When the sports car was introduced, the wheels or the rear could be hooked to horsepower outputs from a selection of V6 engines.

1. Aero GT
   600LT
2. 600LT Spider
   Avezzano

The McLaren 600LT Spider reaches a top speed of 324 kilometers per hour and can accelerate from zero to 100 kilometers per hour in 2.9 seconds. The sports car has a 7-speed SSG dual clutch transmission.

1. BMW
   Lamborghini
2. Panoz
   Austin

The all-wheel-drive 2019 BMW M850i xDrive is equipped with a 4.4-liter turbo V8 engine. Another version of the model is the 840d, which carries a 3.0-liter inline-six diesel engine for fuel efficiency.

1. Gumpert
   Renault
2. Sunbeam
   Lamborghini

The Huracan EVO comes hardtop as well as convertible, as with previous Huracan models. The EVO features four-wheel steering and 640 horsepower. The car also includes an upgraded HMI, or "human machine interface," that gives access to car information and entertainment features.

1. Cadillac Allante
   Porsche 992
2. Toyota AE86
   Ariel Atom

Porsche includes an optional electronic adjustment system in the 992 edition. The technology measures the car's shock absorbers according to road conditions and driving mode. The Porsche 992 is also referred to as Porsche 911.

1. Taycan
   924
2. Panamera
   Boxster

The Porsche Taycan is expected to be road, as well as racetrack, ready. Details of the new EV are few, but the Taycan Turbo edition will feature two electric motors that will harness 600 horsepower and produce an acceleration of zero to 60 miles per hour in roughly 3.5 seconds.

1. RXC GT
   GR Supra GT4
2. M6 Gran Coupe
   SA Aperta

Toyota's European division, Toyota Motorsport GmbH, engineered the concept GR Supra for consumer-sector motorsports events. To that end, the commercial vehicle comes with racing specifications, such as a low center of gravity and a lightweight frame.

1. Ferrari
   Aria
2. Lamborghini
   Hyundai

American car manufacturer Aria debuted the FXE model at the 2017 Los Angeles Auto Show. The sports car carries a 6.2-liter, supercharged V-8 hybrid engine for four-wheel-drive maneuverability.

1. Vanquish Zagato Shooting Brake
   La Voiture Noire
2. Tuatara
   GT-R50

Aston Martin's Vanquish Zagato Shooting Brake is a two-seater with a spacious interior and a double-bubble roof. Its 6.0-liter V12 engine propels the sports car from zero to 60 miles per hour in roughly 3.5 seconds. The company announced that it would produce 99 units of the vehicle.

1. Senna GTR
   AM-RB 003
2. 812 Superfast
   CLS 53

Aston Martin's hypercar lineup first includes Valkyrie and Valkyrie AMR Pro, formerly known as Project 001 and 002, respectively. Project 003 is known as AM-RB 003 which will feature top-level downforce technology.

1. Aston Martin Valkyrie
   Rimac C_Two
2. Bugatti La Voiture Noire
   Morgan Aero GT

Bugatti's La Voiture Noire hypercar upgrade from the Type 57 SC features ventilation slots in the engine cover, similar in design concept to the SC coupe's small back windows. Bugatti introduced La Voiture Noire, or "the black car," at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show in Switzerland.

1. Ferrari 488 Pista Spider
   BMW M5 Competition
2. Fiat 124 Spider
   Puritalia 427

Ferrari debuted the 488 Pista Spider internationally at Frankfurt IAA in September 2015. The convertible sports car boasts the same engine as the GTB model, a 660bhp biturbo, 3,902cc V8.

1. Tesla Roadster
   Ferrari Monza SP1/SP2
2. BMW Z4
   BMW M3 CSL

Ferrari's Monza SP1 and SP2 are the first editions of the company's new "Icona," or Icon, a concept that's suggestive of design and engineering themes (now technologically upgraded) from Ferrari's history. The 34th Paris International Automobile Festival named the SP2 most beautiful car of 2018.

1. Speedtail
   Venom F5
2. Taycan
   Battista

Venom F5 is one of many custom-made, high-performance innovations that CEO John Hennessey and the Hennessey Specialty Vehicles Team have engineered since 1991. The Venom F5 hypercar is the first road car that can exceed 300 miles per hour. The U.S company revealed the car at 2017 SEMA in Las Vegas.

1. 488 Pista Spider
   Zerouno Duerta
2. GT-R50
   Avezzano

Design company ItalDesign crafted the Nissan GT-R50, which has a price tag of 990,000 euros. The sports car is a technological upgrade of Nissan's GT-R model. ItalDesign unveiled the sports car at the United Kingdom's Goodwood Festival of Speed.

1. Artega Scalo Superelletra
   Porsche 718 Cayman
2. Zenvo TSR
   Lamborghini Aventador SVJ

Lamborghini's Aventador SVJ Roadster is the limited edition two-seater convertible version of which the Italian company only manufactured 800 units. Both the convertible and the coupe feature a V12 engine.

1. Speedtail
   TSR
2. C8 Preliator
   M4 CS

McLaren's three-seat Speedtail hypercar and the Senna model comprise the company's Ultimate Series. McLaren plans to build just 106 Speedtails, which is the same number of F1s the company manufactured in the '90s.

1. Polestar 1
   SP3JC
2. Divo
   Senna

The $155,000-priced Polestar 1 sports car offers twin 34kWh battery packs that power three electric motors. Volvo designates Polestar as its electric performance subsidiary. The Polestar 1 is the first model from the technology brand.

1. Rimac
   Apollo
2. McLaren
   Brabham

Croatia-based Rimac Automobili has planned only to make 150 units of its second design, the C-Two model, priced at $2.1 million each. The company unveiled its first car, Concept One, at the 2011 Frankfurt Motor Show.

1. Aston Martin
   SSC North America
2. Porsche
   Bugatti

Founded in 1999, SSC North America commenced the Tuatara hypercar project in 2011. The company collaborated with its subsidiary Nelson Racing Engines to engineer 1,350 horsepower and 1,280 pound-feet of torque in the design.

1. La Voiture Noire
   Senna GTR
2. RS 5 Sportback
   Venom F5

The roof of Audi's RS 5 Sportback is higher than that of the coupe edition by 1.1 inches, and the coupe's wheelbase is 2.3 inches shorter. However, both models offer 444 horsepower and 443 pound-feet of torque.

1. RS5 Sportback
   TRS-S
2. DB11 AMR
   CCX

Aston Martin replaced the DB11 with the DB11 AMR that has a 5.2-liter V12 engine, which produces 630 horsepower. The previous V12 engine offered 600 horsepower. Top speed for the DB11 AMR reaches 208 miles per hour.

1. Mitsuoka Orochi
   Porsche Cayman
2. BMW M2 Competition
   Alfa Romeo Brera

The BMW M2 Competition is loaded with innovative features from front to rear. Exterior attributes of the sports car include a high-gloss, black kidney grill with M2 badges positioned at the front, as well as enlarged air inlets.

1. Italy
   United Arab Emirates
2. Germany
   France

W Motors of Dubai engineered the Fenyr SuperSport hypercar, which features a carbon-fiber frame and reverse-opening doors. German manufacturer RUF Automobile crafted an engine specifically for the lightweight sports car.

1. Zonda F
   XLR
2. TSR-S
   Sirius

Danish automaker Zenvo designed the 1,177-horsepower TSR-S to include in its supercar lineup of three. The TSR-S boasts the most horsepower of the three variants and "Centripetal Wing" technology that enhances the vehicle's cornering grip.

1. Chopard
   Patek Philippe
2. TAG Heuer
   Rolex

The Aston Martin DBS Superleggera TAG Heuer Edition is crafted with blackened insignia, Pirelli tires, red brake calipers and a special body color. A 5.2-liter V12 engine enables 725 horsepower.

1. TVR Tamora
   Mosler MT900S
2. BMW Z4
   Bugatti Divo

For the Divo, Bugatti installed a thermal management system that includes sophisticated ductwork in the wheel wells and at the car's front to enhance the sports car's low-speed performance. Divo's eight-liter W16 engine offers 1500 horsepower.

1. Aero GT
   Tamora
2. Gallardo
   997

Morgan's Aero GT limited edition is the final remake of the company's classic all-metal Aero 8 model. Only eight of the Aero GT have been slated for production. A BMW 4.8-liter V8 engine propels the 2,600-pound sports car from zero to 62 miles per hour in 4.5 seconds.