The most powerful cars

4. 4Rimac Nevera2021–present · 1,914 bhp1,914 bhpUnicorn
5. 5Pininfarina Battista2022 · 1,900 bhp1,900 bhpUnicorn
6. 6Hennessey Venom F52020–present · 1,817 bhp1,817 bhpUnicorn
7. 7Hennessey Venom F5 Revolution2023–present · 1,817 bhp1,817 bhpUnicorn
8. 8Hennessey Venom F5 Roadster2022–present · 1,817 bhp1,817 bhpUnicorn
9. 9Bugatti Tourbillon2026–present · 1,800 bhp1,800 bhpUnicorn
10. 10SSC Tuatara2020–present · 1,750 bhp1,750 bhpUnicorn
11. 11Koenigsegg Sadair's Spear2025–present · 1,625 bhp1,625 bhpUnicorn
12. 12Bugatti Bolide2024–2025 · 1,600 bhp1,600 bhpUnicorn
13. 13Bugatti Centodieci2022 · 1,600 bhp1,600 bhpUnicorn
14. 14Bugatti Chiron Super Sport2022–2024 · 1,600 bhp1,600 bhpUnicorn
15. 15Bugatti Chiron Super Sport 300+2019–2022 · 1,600 bhp1,600 bhpUnicorn
16. 16Koenigsegg Jesko Absolut2022–present · 1,600 bhp1,600 bhpUnicorn
17. 17Bugatti W16 Mistral2024–2026 · 1,578 bhp1,578 bhpUnicorn
18. 18Bugatti Chiron Pur Sport2020–2024 · 1,500 bhp1,500 bhpUnicorn
19. 19Bugatti Chiron Sport2018–2024 · 1,500 bhp1,500 bhpUnicorn
20. 20Bugatti Divo2019–2021 · 1,500 bhp1,500 bhpUnicorn
21. 21Koenigsegg Regera2016–2022 · 1,500 bhp1,500 bhpUnicorn
22. 22Bugatti Chiron2016–2024 · 1,479 bhp1,479 bhpUnicorn
23. 23Koenigsegg CC8502024–present · 1,385 bhp1,385 bhpUnicorn
24. 24Koenigsegg Agera RSR2016–2017 · 1,360 bhp1,360 bhpUnicorn
25. 25Koenigsegg One-12014–2015 · 1,360 bhp1,360 bhpUnicorn
26. 26NIO EP92016–2019 · 1,360 bhp1,360 bhpUnicorn
27. 27Koenigsegg Jesko2022–present · 1,280 bhp1,280 bhpUnicorn
28. 28McLaren W12025–present · 1,258 bhp1,258 bhpUnicorn
29. 29Czinger 21C2021–present · 1,250 bhp1,250 bhpUnicorn
30. 30Hennessey Venom GT2011–2017 · 1,244 bhp1,244 bhpUnicorn
31. 31Bugatti Veyron Grand Sport Vitesse2012–2015 · 1,200 bhp1,200 bhpUnicorn
32. 32Bugatti Veyron Super Sport2010–2011 · 1,200 bhp1,200 bhpUnicorn
33. 33Ferrari F802025–present · 1,184 bhp1,184 bhpUnicorn
34. 34Zenvo TSR-S2018–2025 · 1,177 bhp1,177 bhpUnicorn
35. 35Koenigsegg Agera RS2015–2018 · 1,150 bhp1,150 bhpUnicorn
36. 36Koenigsegg Agera R2011–2014 · 1,140 bhp1,140 bhpUnicorn
37. 37Aston Martin Valkyrie2021–2024 · 1,139 bhp1,139 bhpUnicorn
38. 38Zenvo ST12009–2016 · 1,104 bhp1,104 bhpUnicorn
39. 39Rimac Concept One2013–2014 · 1,088 bhp1,088 bhpUnicorn
40. 40Lamborghini Fenomeno2025–present · 1,080 bhp1,080 bhpUnicorn
41. 41Chevrolet Corvette ZR1 C82024–present · 1,064 bhp1,064 bhpUnicorn
42. 42McLaren Speedtail2020–2021 · 1,050 bhp1,050 bhpUnicorn
43. 43Ferrari Luce2026–present · 1,050 bhp1,050 bhpLegendary
44. 44Mercedes-AMG ONE2022–2025 · 1,049 bhp1,049 bhpUnicorn
45. 45SSC Ultimate Aero2006 · 1,046 bhp1,046 bhpUnicorn
46. 46Ferrari FXX-K2015–2017 · 1,036 bhp1,036 bhpUnicorn
47. 47Ferrari 849 Testarossa2026–present · 1,036 bhp1,036 bhpLegendary
48. 48Porsche Taycan Turbo GT J12024–present · 1,034 bhp1,034 bhpEpic
49. 49Ferrari SF90 XX Stradale2023–2026 · 1,030 bhp1,030 bhpUnicorn
50. 50Koenigsegg Agera S2012–2014 · 1,030 bhp1,030 bhpUnicorn

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