The 6 Best Hypercars You Can Buy in 2024

If super speed is your benchmark, then the hypercars are for you. Hypercars are a notch above supercars and are considered the top-tier, high-performance vehicles in the automotive world.

The first hypercar was produced in 1963, the Lamborghini Miura also known as the P400. The Lamborghini Miura has a top speed of 180mph and can accelerate to 60mph in under 6 seconds!

As into 2024, the demand for faster cars is rapidly increasing, and so is the trend for hypercars. Traditional hypercar brands like McLaren, Ferrari, and Buggati are constantly driving to make their hypercar designs better and better. However, smaller companies are also competing to make the fastest, most expensive, and most stunning vehicles in the world.

Not going further, Let’s have a look at the 6 best hypercars to buy in 2024

1. Aston Martin Valkyrie

The Aston Martin Valkyrie is a worldwide recognized and considered one of the best hypercars that was developed in collaboration with Red Bull Racing’s Adrian Newey.

It is one of the best in the business in terms of design and aerodynamics and pulled together the experience of these companies in making a high-performance luxury car.

I love how incredible the Valkyrie’s body is designed! It’s made entirely of carbon fiber, which makes it incredibly light. It is as high as a knee, has been shaped based on wind tunnel data, and includes adjustable aerodynamic features which make it incredibly stable at high speeds, making it feel like a Formula One car that’s legal to drive on the streets.

The Aston Martin Valkyrie has a powerful 6.5-litre V12 engine which is manufactured by Cosworth. It can produce a combined power output of 1,160 horsepower and 663 lb-ft of torque. This allows it to perform extraordinarily, with a top speed exceeding 200 mph. The 0–62 mph time of 2.5 seconds allows it to secure a place among the top hypercars in the world.

Inside the car, the interior is very minimalistic, and there’s just enough space for the driver, even though it’s advertised as a two-seater. The car provides an intense experience and is one of the fastest on a race track. However, the active suspension and standard tires might not fully handle the car’s extreme forces. Despite these, it is still very reliable and will give a great experience on the road.

2. Koenigsegg Jesko Absolut

Koenigsegg is very good at making bonkers hypercars, and the Jesko Absolut is one of their most insane offerings yet. It is one of a few hypercars that has set a new standard in the automotive industry.

The Koenigsegg Jesko seats two passengers with a removable roof to enjoy driving in the open air. Power windows, movable pedals, and adjustable steering wheel are standard.

Inside the car, the interior looks fancy covered with leather, carbon fiber, and aluminum. The movable electricity-operated seats can be wrapped in either leather or a soft fabric called microfiber, and you can choose from many different colors. 

The Jesko is paired with a twin-turbocharged 5.0-liter V-8 that can make 1280 horsepower and 1106 lb-ft of torque with regular gas. The engine has the world’s lightest V-8 crankshaft, which weighs only 28 pounds. 

The car also has a system that steers the rear wheels to help it turn better. The Jesko can make a lot of downforce, which helps it stick to the road. At 155 mph, it can make 1764 pounds of downforce, and at higher speeds, it can make up to 3086 pounds. That’s almost as much as the car’s weight, which is 3131 pounds.

On top of everything, The Koenigsegg Jesko is for many “The Hypercar” who loves super speed and wants a perfectly designed car that both looks high performance and luxurious.

3. Bugatti Chiron

I have always been a big fan of Buggati and their dedication to the automotive industry. Bugatti Veyron made history back in 2005 by being the fastest production vehicle and also the fastest car that broke the 250mph barrier.

Enter in 2016, Buggati came with the Chiron which came as a successor of Veyron, according to Buggati, the Chiron is ‘the world’s most powerful, fastest, most luxurious and most exclusive production supercar.

The Chiron’s engine is a powerful 8.0-liter quad-turbocharged W16, which can produce 1,479 hp, and it can accelerate from 0 to 62 mph in just 2.4 seconds with a top speed of 314.7 mph making it the first production car to exceed 300 mph. This thunderous speed can literally challenge the laws of physics and give you the feeling that you have never experienced before. The car’s body is made of carbon fiber, which makes it both strong and lightweight.

Buggati Chiron is the one for you if you’re looking to buy a hypercar that makes achieving record speeds seem effortless. Its powerful 16-cylinder engine may have a bit of turbo lag and might not have the most pleasing sound – it’s more like a departing hovercraft or a speeding train than a car. But once it starts to pick up speed, it’s unstoppable.

The ride of the car is quite solid and its handling might be slightly less impressive than expected. However, the fact that the Chiron makes such extraordinary speed so achievable is a monumental accomplishment. It’s truly extraordinary for its ability to make the extraordinary seem ordinary.

4. McLaren Senna

If you’re going to name a car after a legendary driver Ayrton Senna, it had better be pretty good on a track. And it sure doesn’t disappoint. Take the McLaren Senna to a racetrack and you’ll be grinning from ear to ear. It’s every bit the beast you’d imagine.

This car is focused on one thing: going around the track as fast as it can. Even though this car is legal to drive on the road and is designed to handle speed bumps and parking spaces, it’s really made for a race track.

The car’s engine is a 4.0-liter twin-turbocharged V8 that can produce up to 789 horsepower which allows the Senna to accelerate from 0 to 62 mph in just 2.8 seconds with a top speed of 208 mph.

McLaren Senna is untouchable in other aspects but there is still one weak spot, Its tires. Don’t get me wrong, these Pirelli P-Zero Corsas are custom-made track tires. They grip like crazy, especially when you stomp the brakes. You can almost feel the road through the steering wheel like the tires are telling you stories about the asphalt.

But they’re still street tires, you know? Makes you wonder how this car would react on track spikes. Considering this car is mostly suitable for race tracks, this limiting factor is nonetheless not a major concern.

Also, the Senna is produced very limited, and only about 500 units of this vehicle were produced and quickly sold out.

5. Aspark Owl

Aspark, a Japanese engineering firm you may know for its Owl has been in production since 2018. Their goal was simple: build the fastest electric car ever, and oh man, did they make a masterpiece.

Owl broke the EV top-speed record in November 2023 by reaching 272.6 mph at the Papenburg test track in Germany, surpassing the previous record held by the Rimac Nevera, which was 256 mph.

It has also set two Guinness World Records

• Highest average speed over a quarter mile: 198.12 mph (318.85 km/h)
• Highest average speed over an eighth of a mile: 192.03 mph (309.04 km/h)

Talking about power, It has jaw-dropping specs for an electric hypercar as it has1985 horsepower, plus 1475 lb-ft of torque and a claimed 0 to 62 mph time of just 1.7 seconds.

The lithium-ion battery fully charges in 80 minutes and the Owl has a special battery system made just for this car. It has four different driving modes: Comfort mode for a mix of speed and comfort, Rain mode for control on wet roads, City mode for easy driving in the city, and High-speed mode for the fastest speeds on the track.

6. Ferrari LaFerrari

There is nothing else like the Ferrai’s best hypercar on the road. It’s the fastest, most exciting ride you can imagine. The design is so flawless that it never feels outdated in front of any of its competitors.

Powered by a 6.3-liter V12 that makes 789 horsepower with the addition of 161bhp of electric power channeled directly to the rear wheels that combined produce 950 horsepower. Ferrari states that it can go from 0 to 62mph in just 2.4sec and to 186mph in just 15sec.

Even though it’s super fast and complicated, the LaFerrari is surprisingly easy to drive. When you push it to its limits on a racetrack, it doesn’t try to bite your head off. Instead, it’s friendly and fun to drive.

This makes it much more exciting and less scary than you’d think for such a powerful car.

LaFerrari is also a limited edition car having only 500 units produced making it a special vehicle to own, aside from the craze of owning a Ferrari.

Final Words

These are the 6 best hypercars you can plan to buy in 2024. Whether you like the strong power of gas engines, the quick force of electric motors, or the balanced power of hybrid cars, there’s a hypercar on this list that will surely meet your need for speed yet the craze for luxury.

While hypercars are not for everyone, their influence on the car world can’t be denied. They push the limits of what cars can do and inspire the future of high-performance cars.