As we have already covered the Top 10 Most Expensive Car Brands in the World in 2025, and the Top 5 German Car Brands in the World in 2025, we thought— might as well let us cover the Top 10 fastest cars in the world. As the economies are rising, and hypercar purchases are increasing simultaneously, it is necessary to know which are the Top 10 fastest cars in the world as of 2025. 

10. Ferrari SF90 XX Stradale by Ferrari— (340 km/hr)

This iteration has taken the SF90 Stradale and pushed it to the extreme with the SF90 XX Stradale. This track-focused hybrid hypercar features a 4.0L Twin-Turbo V8 engine paired with three electric motors, delivering a combined 1,030 hp. With an advanced aerodynamic package and an aggressive weight reduction strategy, the SF90 XX Stradale achieves a top speed of 211 mph (340 km/hr). This high-performance hybrid costs around $890,000 (INR 7.4 crore).

While Ferrari officially sells cars in India, the SF90 XX Stradale is not part of its Indian lineup. 

9. McMurtry Speirling by McMurtry Automotive— (386 km/hr)

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A lesser-known British company has created an all-electric single-seater hypercar which is redefining speed records all over the world. The Speirling features a cutting-edge fan-assisted downforce system, allowing it to accelerate like no other hypercar. Its power output is estimated at around 1,000 hp, and it tops at 240 mph (386 km/hr). With a price tag of approximately $2.4 million (₹20 Cr). 

The McMurtry Speirling is currently only available in Europe and North America and is not sold in India.

8. Aston Martin Valkyrie AMR Pro by Aston Martin— (402 km/hr)

Brand’s track-focused Valkyrie AMR Pro is a machine straight out of a sci-fi movie. Under the hood, lies its true unique-selling-point because it is powered by a naturally aspirated 6.5L V12 engine developed by Cosworth, producing over 1,000 hp. With a top speed of 250 mph (402 km/hr), at a glance, it might not look like an Aston Martin, but it is one of the most extreme Aston Martins ever built. The Valkyrie AMR Pro, priced at around $4 million (₹33.2 cr).

It is sold in the UK and a few select markets, but it is not available in India.

7. Rimac Nevera by Rimac Automobili— (415 km/hr)

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An Electric hypercar from the Croatian EV hypercar is powered by four electric motors that together produce 1,914 hp and 2,360 Nm of torque. It boasts a top speed of 258 mph (415 km/hr), making it the fastest EV in the world to date. The Nevera comes with a price tag of $2.2 million (₹18.3 Cr). 

It is available in limited numbers across Europe and North America but is not sold in India.

6. 21C Blackbird by Czinger— (452 km/hr)

A California-based automaker has stunned the world with its revolutionary 3D-printed hypercar, the 21C Blackbird. It features a hybrid powertrain consisting of a 2.8L Twin-Turbo V8 mated to electric motors, generating a combined output of 1,350 hp. This unique car is capable of hitting a top speed of 281 mph (452 km/hr). Though production is highly limited, the 21C Blackbird, priced at around $2 million (₹16.6 Cr).

It is available in select USA and European markets, but not in the Indian market.

5. Hennessey Venom F5 Revolution by Hennessey Special Vehicles— (500 km/hr)

An American brand that has been known for pushing speed limits to extreme levels. The Venom F5 Revolution is an aerodynamically enhanced version of the already mad Venom F5. This hypercar is powered by a monstrous 6.6L Twin-Turbo V8 engine that churns out 1,817 hp and 1,617 Nm of torque. With a lightweight carbon fiber body and an aggressive aero package, this beast can reach a top speed of 311 mph (500 km/hr). The price starts at around $3 million (₹24.9 Cr).

Unfortunately, Hennessey does not sell cars in India, but the Venom F5 Revolution is available in select markets like the USA and the Middle East. 

4. SSC Tuatara Striker by SSC North America— (507 km/hr)

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This brand was formerly known as Shelby SuperCars, shook the automotive world with the Tuatara, and its track-focused Striker version is even wilder. The Tuatara Striker features a 5.9L Twin-Turbo V8 that produces an astonishing 1,750 hp. It can clock speeds of up to 315 mph (507 km/hr), making it one of the fastest road-legal hypercars ever. The price tag for this beast is around $2 million (₹16.6 Cr).

Because its production is limited, the Tuatara Striker is available in the USA and Europe, but not in India.

3. Bugatti Bolide by Bugatti— (510 km/hr)

A brand well known for speed and luxury, continues to deliver extreme performance cars. The Bolide is a track-focused hypercar powered by an 8.0L Quad-Turbo W16 engine that generates 1,578 hp and 1,600 Nm torque. With its advanced aerodynamics and ultra-lightweight design, the Bolide can achieve speeds up to 317 mph (510 km/hr). The Bolide carries an estimated price of $4.7 million (₹39.1 Cr). 

However, it is not a road-legal car and is only sold in select regions like Europe and the Middle East. Bugatti has no official presence in India, so it is not sold here. 

2. Koenigsegg Jesko Absolut by Koenigsegg— (531 km/hr)

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A is a Swedish brand that never fails to amaze with its cutting-edge hypercars. The Jesko Absolut is the brand’s fastest car to date, featuring a 5.0L Twin-Turbo V8 that produces a mind-blowing 1,600 hp. Designed for top-speed runs, the Jesko Absolut boasts a low-drag aerodynamic design and a claimed top speed of 330 mph (531 km/hr). While Koenigsegg has a limited presence in global markets, mostly in the USA and the UAE. The price for the Jesko Absolut starts at $3.5 million (₹29.1 Cr).

The Jesko Absolut is not sold in India. 

1. Devel Sixteen by Devel— (563 km/hr)

The Devel Sixteen is a hypercar shrouded in mystery, but it has been making headlines for its insane specifications. Developed by a UAE-based company, it packs a humongous 12.3L Quad-Turbo V16 engine capable of producing a shocking 5,007 hp. The car is rumored to reach speeds of over 350 mph (563 km/hr), but real-world tests are still awaited. It costs around $2 million (₹16.6 Cr) and is not sold in India.

The case with the Sixteen is weird, as Devel had revealed the hypercar 11 years ago. Since then, only prototypes were made which were undrivable. Recently, a Devel Sixteen was sold to a customer, but it packed a V8, unlike the claimed monstrous engine of its. Though Devel's website still lives, where the brand also claims itself to be the “Legend in the History of Supercars”.

So, with respect to the Devel Sixteen’s non-existence, it is concluded that the fastest car on this planet Earth as of 2025 is the Koenigsegg Jesko Absolut— (531 km/hr)

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