Zenvo unveils two new hybrid hypercars

The Danish manufacturer has unveiled the specifications of its two new ultra-high-performance hypercars, and above all, hybrid. 

A powerful hybrid hypercar, what more could you ask for. Zenvo has announced the arrival of two new supercharged vehicles for production beginning in 2025, with deliveries in 2026. 

Specifications 

With a hypercar, you expect massive power under the hood, and rest assured, that’s the case. The standard Zenvo Aurora Agil has two seats, measures 4,836 mm in length, 2,020 mm in width, and has a height of only 1,097 mm, so it’s quite low.. Its weight is under 1,300 kg, that’s a brief overview. 

Moving on to the serious stuff: it is equipped with a 6.6-liter V12 engine, generating 1,250 hp, not huge.. But that’s not all; an electric motor integrated into the car produces 200 hp, bringing the combined total to 1,450 hp. It can reach a top speed of 365 km/h, and its acceleration is impressive. It goes from 0 to 100 km/h in just 2.5 seconds, and to impress you even more, it can exceed 300 km/h in… ten seconds. 

The second model, the Zenvo Aurora Tur, can produce up to 1,850 hp, with three integrated electric motors, two of which are placed beside the front tires. It achieves 0 to 100 km/h in two-tenths of a second faster than its sister. This model can reach 400 km/h in 17 seconds. 

The vehicle design 

The exterior of the vehicle is very refined, with side mirrors that are about fifteen centimeters away from the windshield. The lines are very simple and elegant. It bears some resemblance to models from manufacturers like Pagani or Koenigsegg. 

The interior is very minimalistic, with only two seats and a dashboard. The paddles are connected to the steering wheel. A few buttons are visible, but they are very minimalist. 

Two models have been announced; however, each will be limited to 50 units, totaling 100. The price of these vehicles will start at 3.6 million euros, which is not within everyone’s reach. 

Production of the two new Zenvo vehicles will begin in 2025, with initial deliveries expected in 2026. 

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