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Most powerful cars of the 2020s

We ranked 239 cars of the 2020s from the 1CARS catalog by power output. The Koenigsegg Gemera leads with 1,715 kW (2,332 PS · 2,300 hp).

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Most powerful cars of the 2020s

No. 1–25 of 239
  1. 1. Koenigsegg Gemera Gemera I · 2024–present Limited run · 300 built 1,715 kW2,332 PS · 2,300 hp
  2. 2. Hennessey Venom F5 Venom F5 I · 2020–present Limited run 1,515 kW2,060 PS · 2,032 hp
  3. 3. Lotus Evija 2023–present Limited run · 130 built 1,500 kW2,039 PS · 2,012 hp
  4. 4. Bugatti Tourbillon Tourbillon I · 2026–present Limited run · 250 built 1,324 kW1,800 PS · 1,776 hp
  5. 5. SSC Tuatara Tuatara I · 2020–present 5.9 V8 twin-turbo (E85) Limited run 1,300 kW1,768 PS · 1,743 hp Specs: SSC Tuatara 5.9 V8 twin-turbo (E85)
  6. 6. Koenigsegg Jesko Jesko I · 2021–present Limited run · 125 built 1,193 kW1,622 PS · 1,600 hp
  7. 7. Bugatti Centodieci 2022 8.0 l W16 (1,600 PS) Limited run · 10 built 1,177 kW1,600 PS · 1,578 hp Specs: Bugatti Centodieci 8.0 l W16 (1,600 PS)
  8. 8. Bugatti Chiron 2016–2024 8.0 l Super Sport Limited run · 500 built 1,177 kW1,600 PS · 1,578 hp Specs: Bugatti Chiron 8.0 l Super Sport
  9. 9. Bugatti Mistral Mistral I · 2024–present Limited run · 99 built 1,177 kW1,600 PS · 1,578 hp
  10. 10. Xiaomi SU7 SU7 I · 2023–present Ultra 1,138 kW1,547 PS · 1,526 hp Specs: Xiaomi SU7 Ultra
  11. 11. Koenigsegg CC850 CC850 I · 2024–present Limited run · 70 built 1,033 kW1,404 PS · 1,385 hp
  12. 12. McLaren W1 W1 I · 2025–present 938 kW1,275 PS · 1,258 hp
  13. 13. Chevrolet Corvette Corvette C8 · 2020–present 5.5 l ZR1X V8 twin-turbo hybrid 932 kW1,267 PS · 1,250 hp Specs: Chevrolet Corvette 5.5 l ZR1X V8 twin-turbo hybrid
  14. 14. Zeekr 001 001 I · 2021–present FR 930 kW1,264 PS · 1,247 hp Specs: Zeekr 001 FR
  15. 15. Ferrari F80 F80 F250 · 2025–present 883 kW1,201 PS · 1,184 hp
  16. 16. Aston Martin Valkyrie Valkyrie I · 2021–2024 865 kW1,176 PS · 1,160 hp
  17. 17. Aston Martin Valhalla Valhalla I · 2025–present 793 kW1,078 PS · 1,063 hp
  18. 18. Ferrari 849 Testarossa 849 Testarossa F173M · 2025–present 772 kW1,050 PS · 1,035 hp
  19. 19. McLaren Speedtail Speedtail I · 2020 772 kW1,050 PS · 1,035 hp
  20. 20. Dodge Challenger SRT Demon Challenger SRT Demon 170 · 2023 Demon 170 764 kW1,039 PS · 1,025 hp Specs: Dodge Challenger SRT Demon Demon 170
  21. 21. Porsche Taycan Taycan I · 2019–present Turbo GT 760 kW1,033 PS · 1,019 hp Specs: Porsche Taycan Turbo GT
  22. 22. Lamborghini Revuelto Revuelto LB744 · 2023–present 747 kW1,016 PS · 1,002 hp
  23. 23. Lamborghini Temerario Temerario I · 2024–present 677 kW920 PS · 908 hp
  24. 24. Pagani Utopia Utopia I · 2022–present 635 kW863 PS · 852 hp
  25. 25. Ferrari Daytona SP3 Daytona SP3 F251 · 2022–2025 Limited run · 599 built 618 kW840 PS · 829 hp

Next: No. 26–50 of 239 214 more models with a figure

Method and data

Each model appears once, with the highest power output of any of its versions in our catalog (or of a generation when no version has a figure). Power is given in kW first, then PS and hp. The decade is the year a version, or its generation, went on sale, so a long-lived model can appear in more than one decade. Rows without a “Specs” link take the figure of the generation. How we collect and check data

Ranked: 239 of 1,149 models in the 1CARS catalog have a figure for this list.

Not ranked: Devel Motors Devel Sixteen (1,471 kW) — concept car. Concept cars, prototypes, one-offs and racing cars stay out of the ranking; limited-run models are marked.

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Which car of the 2020s has the most power in the 1CARS catalog?

The Koenigsegg Gemera (Gemera I · 2024–present), with 1,715 kW (2,332 PS · 2,300 hp). Second is the Hennessey Venom F5 with 1,515 kW.

How is this ranking compiled?

Each model appears once, with the highest power output of any of its versions in our catalog (or of a generation when no version has a figure). Power is given in kW first, then PS and hp.

Why is a model missing from the list?

A model is listed only when the 1CARS catalog has a confirmed figure for it. Models without an official figure stay out instead of getting an estimate, and the list grows as we add data. Concept cars, prototypes, one-offs and racing cars are not ranked; limited-run models are marked.