Automotive Excellence

The World's Greatest Supercars

Our definitive guide to the most extraordinary performance cars available today — reviewed, driven, and recommended for Concierge International members.

Performance Without Compromise

Our automotive specialists drive and evaluate the world's most exceptional supercars — from Michelin-starred hypercar manufacturers to the latest electric performance machines redefining what is possible. Every review is based on direct experience behind the wheel, ensuring our members receive authoritative guidance when making the most significant automotive decisions of their lives.

Hypercar

Unmissable

BugattiFrom £3,200,000

Bugatti Chiron Super Sport

Power

1,600 bhp

0–60

2.3 sec

Top Speed

273 mph

The Chiron Super Sport is the definitive expression of what an internal combustion hypercar can be. The quad-turbocharged 8.0-litre W16 engine produces 1,600 horsepower — a figure that translates into a top speed of 273mph and a sensory experience unlike anything else on four wheels. The interior is a masterpiece of bespoke craftsmanship; the exterior, a sculpture in motion. There will never be another car quite like it.

Must Drive

The open road at dawn — nothing else does it justice

Hypercar

Extraordinary

FerrariFrom £450,000

Ferrari SF90 Stradale

Power

1,000 bhp

0–60

2.5 sec

Top Speed

211 mph

Ferrari's most powerful road car to date combines a twin-turbocharged V8 with three electric motors to produce exactly 1,000 horsepower. The result is a car that feels simultaneously like a road-going Formula One machine and a perfectly civilised grand tourer. The hybrid system is seamlessly integrated; the steering, delivered through a compact wheel, is a masterclass in communication. The SF90 Stradale is the benchmark against which all other hypercars are measured.

Must Drive

Fiorano Circuit, Maranello — the only proper way to explore its limits

Hypercar

Spectacular

LamborghiniFrom £500,000

Lamborghini Revuelto

Power

1,001 bhp

0–60

2.5 sec

Top Speed

217 mph

The Revuelto is Lamborghini's most significant car in decades — a complete reimagining of the V12 supercar formula with the addition of three electric motors and a total output of 1,001 horsepower. The naturally aspirated 6.5-litre V12 remains the centrepiece, producing a sound that is simply without equal in the automotive world. The hybrid system adds torque-vectoring capability that makes the car more exploitable than any Lamborghini before it.

Must Drive

The Stelvio Pass — the theatre of the car demands an equally dramatic stage

Hypercar

A Masterpiece

McLarenFrom £866,000

McLaren P1

Power

903 bhp

0–60

2.8 sec

Top Speed

217 mph

A decade after its launch, the McLaren P1 remains one of the greatest driver's cars ever built. The twin-turbocharged V8 and electric motor combination produces 903 horsepower, but the numbers tell only part of the story. The P1's genius lies in its active aerodynamics — 600kg of downforce at speed — and its ability to communicate with the driver at every moment. On track, it is a revelation. On the road, it is surprisingly liveable. It is, simply, a masterpiece.

Must Drive

A closed circuit — the P1 deserves to be driven without limits

Supercar

The Driver's Choice

PorscheFrom £220,000

Porsche 911 GT3 RS

Power

525 bhp

0–60

3.2 sec

Top Speed

184 mph

The 911 GT3 RS is the most focused, most rewarding, and most technically sophisticated road-legal Porsche ever built. The naturally aspirated 4.0-litre flat-six revs to 9,000rpm with a ferocity that is addictive; the active aerodynamics — borrowed directly from the 919 Hybrid Le Mans car — generate 409kg of downforce. It is not the fastest car on this list, but it may well be the most satisfying to drive. For those who prioritise connection over outright speed, there is nothing better.

Must Drive

The Nürburgring Nordschleife — the car was designed for exactly this

Hypercar

Beyond Category

KoenigseggFrom £2,500,000

Koenigsegg Jesko Absolut

Power

1,600 bhp

0–60

2.5 sec

Top Speed

330 mph (theoretical)

The Jesko Absolut is, on paper, the fastest production car ever conceived — its theoretical top speed of 330mph has never been officially verified, but the engineering to support the claim is unimpeachable. The twin-turbocharged 5.0-litre V8 produces 1,600 horsepower on E85 fuel; the nine-speed Light Speed Transmission shifts in milliseconds. Only 125 examples will be built. For those fortunate enough to secure one, it represents the absolute pinnacle of what a road car can be.

Must Drive

A closed runway — the only environment that can contain it

Hypercar

Rolling Sculpture

PaganiFrom £2,600,000

Pagani Huayra R

Power

850 bhp

0–60

2.7 sec

Top Speed

217 mph

Horacio Pagani's creations occupy a category entirely their own — part supercar, part kinetic sculpture, part philosophical statement. The Huayra R is the most extreme road-legal Pagani ever built: a naturally aspirated 6.0-litre V12 producing 850 horsepower, clothed in a body of extraordinary aerodynamic and aesthetic complexity. Every component is hand-crafted in San Cesario sul Panaro. Only 30 examples exist. It is, without question, one of the most remarkable objects ever created.

Must Drive

The Italian Dolomites — the scenery matches the drama of the car

Electric

The Electric Benchmark

RimacFrom £2,000,000

Rimac Nevera

Power

1,914 bhp

0–60

1.85 sec

Top Speed

258 mph

The Rimac Nevera is the most powerful production car ever built — its four electric motors produce a combined 1,914 horsepower, and its 0–60mph time of 1.85 seconds is a figure that defies comprehension until you experience it. The torque vectoring system, managed by a bespoke AI, distributes power between all four wheels with a precision no mechanical system could match. The Nevera proves, definitively, that electric hypercars are not a compromise — they are the future.

Must Drive

A straight road — the acceleration must be experienced to be believed

Hypercar

F1 for the Road

Mercedes-AMGFrom £2,700,000

Mercedes-AMG ONE

Power

1,063 bhp

0–60

2.9 sec

Top Speed

219 mph

The Mercedes-AMG ONE is the most technically ambitious road car ever produced by a mainstream manufacturer — a direct transplant of the 1.6-litre turbocharged hybrid V6 from the 2017 Formula One World Championship-winning car into a road-legal body. The engine revs to 11,000rpm; the combined system output is 1,063 horsepower. Only 275 examples were built, and every one was allocated before the car was officially revealed. It is the closest any road car has ever come to a Formula One machine.

Must Drive

Hockenheim — the car's spiritual home

Grand Tourer

Effortless Grandeur

Rolls-RoyceFrom £330,000

Rolls-Royce Spectre

Power

577 bhp

0–60

4.5 sec

Top Speed

155 mph (limited)

The Spectre is Rolls-Royce's first fully electric car, and it is a revelation. The twin electric motors produce 577 horsepower, but the Spectre's genius lies not in outright performance but in the manner of its delivery — instant, silent, and utterly effortless. The ride quality, already legendary in Rolls-Royce's combustion cars, reaches new heights in the Spectre. The interior is the finest in any production car. For those who regard the journey as the destination, there is nothing more accomplished.

Must Drive

The French Riviera — the Spectre was made for this road

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