Geneva Motor Show: Luxury car brands unveil supercars while Rimac shows its second concept electric supercar

Bugatti Chiron Sport Bugatti unveiled its new Chiron Sport, the latest version of its famous supercar, at the Geneva Motor Show . Bugatti has boosted performance by trimming 18 kilograms off the car, thanks to the increased use of carbon fibre, as well as modifying the chassis and suspension.

The Chiron Sport has a spectacular 1,500HP W16 engine under the hood and sells for €2.65 million (excluding taxes).

The first models are due to ship by the end of the year.

Corbellati Missile

Italian manufacturer and auto industry newcomer Corbellati claims an impressive speed record for a “production model” with its debut offering, the ‘Missile’. Indeed, its 1,800HP V8 biturbo engine promises a top speed of no less than 500km/h!

With a design reminiscent of the stylish Italian sports cars of the 1960s, the Missile still has an air of mystery, as the manufacturer is yet to reveal production or pricing information.

Ferrari 488 Pista Ferrari got Geneva buzzing once again with the 488 Pista, the most powerful and lightweight 488. This veritable mean machine is approved for road use and costs just under €300,000. Its 720HP V8 Biturbo engine tops 340km/h and promises 0-100km/h acceleration in 2.85 seconds. The sporty interior is worthy of a race car.

Lamborghini Huracan Performante Spyder After presenting the Huracan Performante last year in Geneva, the Spyder version is Lamborghini’s latest addition to the Huracan range. Its weight has been trimmed down considerably, notably thanks to new carbon fibre parts. Its 640HP V10 engine, also used in the classic Huracan Performante, delivers 0-100km/h acceleration in 3.1 seconds and a top speed of 325km/h. This model is priced at €220,000 (excluding taxes) for Europe.

Rimac Concept Two Croatian carmaker Rimac made headlines with the new Concept Two and its incredible performances. This model is billed as the electric car with the most jaw-dropping acceleration, promising from 0 to 100km/h in 1.85 seconds, thanks mainly to its 1,408 kW (equivalent to 1,914HP) electric motor. It has a top speed of 412 Km/h. One hundred Rimac Concept Two cars will be produced, costing a million euros each.

The 88th Geneva International Motor Show runs through 18 March 2018.