25 Most Anticipated Cars of 2025

As we enter 2025, the landscape of high-performance vehicles continues to evolve at an unprecedented pace. This year marks a pivotal moment where traditional engineering excellence meets revolutionary powertrain technology, resulting in what we think might be the most diverse and capable collection of performance vehicles ever offered. 

From pure-electric hypercars to what could be some of the final celebrations of internal combustion brilliance, this year's lineup certainly showcases a fascinating intersection of what we can expect in the next 12 months and beyond. So without further ado, here's our carefully curated selection of the 25 most eagerly anticipated cars set to make their mark in 2025… 

25. Jaguar GT

£100,000+ (expected price)

The dawn of a new era arrives at Jaguar with the revolutionary GT model, representing the most significant transformation in the marque's storied history. This isn't merely another electric vehicle; it's a complete reimagining of what a modern British luxury grand tourer can be. From what’s been teased by the brand already, it seems the GT showcases Jaguar's commitment to maintaining their reputation for elegant performance while embracing cutting-edge technology. 

As you can see from the concept imagery, the striking exterior design maintains distinctive Jaguar DNA while introducing a fresh aesthetic language that will define the brand's electric future. Under its sculpted bodywork, the GT houses one of the most advanced electric powertrains in production. With 575bhp on tap and a class-leading range of around 430 miles, it promises to eliminate the compromise between performance and practicality that has traditionally challenged electric vehicles. 

The sophisticated charging architecture (known as JEA, which stands for Jaguar Electric Architecture) enables an 80% charge in just 20 minutes, making long-distance grand touring a practical reality. Inside, the cabin represents a masterclass in modern British luxury, combining traditional craftsmanship with state-of-the-art technology.

Did You Know?

The GT represents Jaguar's complete reinvention as a pure-electric luxury brand, with ultra-fast charging capabilities that rival the best in the industry. Every aspect of the vehicle has been developed from the ground up, making it the first Jaguar to be conceived as a pure electric vehicle from the very beginning of its development program.

24. Porsche 718 Boxster / Cayman EV

£56,000+ (expected starting price)

The electrification of Porsche's beloved entry-level sports cars marks a pivotal moment for the Stuttgart manufacturer - but the journey has not been an easy one. In fact, reimagining the 718 platform has been one of the most significant engineering challenges Porsche has faced, however, the result is nothing short of extraordinary. 

By utilising the latest advances in battery technology and electric motor design, Porsche has created a sports car that not only matches - but in many ways exceeds - the capabilities of its combustion predecessors. The 800-volt electrical architecture, shared with the Taycan, enables both incredible performance and practical usability. With 630hp and an astonishing 833 lb-ft of torque instantly available, the electric 718 models deliver acceleration that outpaces many supercars.

More impressive still is how Porsche has maintained the perfect weight distribution and low centre of gravity that have always made the 718 platform so special. 

Did You Know?

The battery placement in the 718 EV has been carefully engineered to enhance rather than compromise the car's dynamics, resulting in what might be the most capable mid-market sports car Porsche has ever produced.

23. Alpine A110 R Ultime

£276,000 (estimated price)

As a fitting farewell to what we think is one of the most engaging driver's cars of recent years, the A110 R Ultime represents Alpine's commitment to lightweight performance taken to its ultimate conclusion – a fitting finale that pushes the boundaries of what's possible with this remarkable platform. 

The R Ultime is a limited-edition model that builds upon the already exceptional A110 foundation with a modified turbocharger and bespoke Akrapovic titanium exhaust system. You can expect a chassis that’s both lighter and more aerodynamically efficient than ever before, thanks to the extensive use of carbon fibre for the front splitter, bonnet, roof, rear window, and side skirts. The DW6 gearbox has been specifically calibrated to deliver a maximum torque of 420Nm from just 3,200rpm and a speed of 0-62mph in just 3.8 seconds.

Did You Know?

Every R Ultime features racing discs and pads as standard, along with a specially modified turbocharger setup exclusive to this final edition for ultimate track performance.

22. Mercedes-Maybach SL 680

£175,840 to £247,245 (depending on the version)

Combining Maybach's legendary luxury with AMG's performance expertise, the SL 680 promises to be the ultimate convertible, setting new standards for open-top motoring. This extraordinary convertible marks a significant moment in the SL's illustrious history, introducing Maybach levels of opulence to Mercedes' iconic roadster platform for the first time.

At its heart lies a masterfully engineered 4.0-litre V8 biturbo engine, delivering an impressive 577hp and 590 lb-ft of torque with a top speed of 161mph. This power source is paired with the sophisticated 9G-TRONIC transmission, ensuring seamless delivery of power whenever and wherever you need it. This exclusive SL 680 convertible can reach speeds of 0-60mph in just 4.0 seconds, elegantly delivered by 21-inch Maybach forged wheels which we think adds an extra touch of sophistication.   

Did You Know?

The SL 680 features a unique insulated soft-top with a Mercedes-Maybach pattern, a first for any convertible in the manufacturer's history.

21. Ariel Nomad 2

£67,992 (starting price)

The second generation of Ariel's revolutionary off-road performance vehicle arrives with a clear mission: to push the boundaries of what's possible when you strip a vehicle down to its purest elements - and that’s exactly what the brand has achieved. Without a doubt, the Nomad 2 is an absolute masterclass in minimalist engineering, where every component serves a precise purpose in delivering an unparalleled driving experience both on and off the beaten path.

At its core lies a punchy 2,267cc four-cylinder turbocharged engine, producing 264hp at 5,900rpm and a robust 284 lb-ft of torque from just 2,500rpm. The Nomad 2's remarkable power-to-weight ratio is achieved through clever use of steel and aluminium construction, resulting in a featherweight 715kg total mass. The 6-speed manual transmission delivers the sought-after accurate control and mechanical engagement that driving enthusiasts crave.

Did You Know?

Despite its off-road-focused design, the Ariel Nomad 2 can in fact accelerate faster than many supercars! 

20. Lexus LF-R

£340,000 (estimated price)

Lexus enters the electric supercar arena with their most ambitious project to date. Channelling the spirit of the legendary LFA while embracing modern hybrid technology, the LF-R aims to revolutionise what's possible in the realm of electric performance vehicles by featuring Toyota's breakthrough solid-state battery tech.    

The decision to develop a rear-wheel-drive supercar with a hybrid V8 engine speaks volumes about Lexus's understanding of what enthusiasts truly desire in a modern performance car. At the heart of the LF-R lies a revolutionary powertrain that combines a 4.0-litre unit with sophisticated hybrid technology, delivering between 515kW and 530kW of pure performance. 

The rear-wheel-drive configuration ensures the LF-R maintains its pure driving characteristics that enthusiasts crave, while the advanced hybrid system provides seamless power delivery and improved efficiency. Every aspect of the car has been engineered to deliver a driving experience that's both thoroughly modern and emotionally engaging, setting new standards for what a hybrid supercar can be. We’re excited to see what the finished product will look like! 

Did You Know?

The LF-R's hybrid V8 powertrain was developed with direct input from Toyota's racing division, incorporating technology derived from their endurance racing program.

19. BMW M2 CS

£80,000+ (expected price)

The latest M2 CS represents BMW M's purest expression of driving pleasure, distilling decades of motorsport expertise into a compact, focused package, that is yet to be fully revealed. In an era of increasing vehicle size and complexity, the M2 CS stands as a testament to the enduring appeal of the classic front-engine, rear-wheel-drive sports coupe formula. 

This limited-edition model looks set to capture the essence of BMW's motorsport heritage while incorporating modern performance capabilities with speeds of up to 174mph. What sets the CS variant apart is its unwavering focus on driver engagement. The retention of a six-speed manual transmission option demonstrates BMW's commitment to pure driving pleasure, offering a level of mechanical interaction that's becoming increasingly rare in modern performance cars. 

We hear the sprint from 0-62mph is dispatched in just 4.2 seconds, yet these numbers only seem to tell part of the story; from what we understand, it may well be the last pure driver's car in an increasingly electric age, and that’s what makes it truly special. 

Did You Know?

The M2 CS maintains BMW M's tradition of offering a proper manual transmission option, making it one of the last remaining performance cars available with three pedals in its segment.

18. Range Rover EV

£104,025 (starting price)

Land Rover's first fully electric Range Rover marks a watershed moment in the luxury SUV segment. This groundbreaking vehicle maintains Land Rover's legendary capability while introducing zero-emission technology to the platform with a projected 300-mile range. The transition to electric power proves to be a natural evolution for Range Rover, where silent operation and effortless torque delivery perfectly complement the brand's reputation for refined luxury.

What makes the Range Rover EV particularly significant is its move further upmarket to compete more directly with ultra-luxury SUVs like the Bentley Bentayga and Rolls-Royce Cullinan. The sophisticated powertrain delivers 246hp through a thoroughly modern all-wheel-drive system, managed by a nine-speed automatic transmission specifically calibrated to handle the instant torque delivery of the electric motors.

The interior is certainly a technological tour de force, centred around an impressive 11.4-inch curved touchscreen running Land Rover's latest Pivi Pro infotainment software. This system offers instantaneous response and intuitive controls that enhance rather than complicate the overall driving experience - that’s a tick-in-the-box from us!

Did You Know?

The Range Rover EV is part of Land Rover's ambitious electrification strategy, which will see five other fully electric models introduced within the next five years. This move is the most significant transformation in the company's history since the original Range Rover's launch in 1970.

17. Mercedes AMG CLE 63

£73,075 (expected starting price)

In a bold move that signals the future direction of AMG performance, the CLE 63 introduces a revolutionary powertrain that combines AMG's racing heritage with cutting-edge hybrid technology. The hybrid system's instant torque delivery actually improves throttle response compared to traditional powertrains, while the electric assistance fills in any potential turbo lag, resulting in seamless power delivery throughout the rev range.

This pioneering model which has been seen in testing on the track, demonstrates how electrification can enhance rather than dilute the AMG driving experience. The CLE 63 will feature an innovative 2.0-litre turbo inline-4 plug-in hybrid powertrain that delivers an astounding 671hp and 752lb-ft of torque. If these figures are to be believed, then they not only surpass those of its V8-powered predecessor but establish entirely new benchmarks for performance in its class.

Despite the departure from AMG's traditional large-displacement engines, this new powertrain proves that character and performance need not be sacrificed in the pursuit of efficiency. The sophisticated nine-speed automatic transmission and advanced all-wheel-drive system work in perfect harmony to deliver the explosive acceleration and precise handling that we’ve come to expect.

Did You Know?

Despite its smaller displacement, the hybrid-assisted CLE 63 produces more torque than any previous AMG C-Class model ever made, including the renowned 6.2-litre naturally aspirated V8 versions.

16. Land Rover Defender V8 Octa

£145,300 (starting price)

The Defender V8 Octa is the ultimate evolution of Land Rover's iconic off-roader, pushing the boundaries of what's possible in a luxury performance SUV. This extraordinary vehicle combines the Defender's celebrated capability with supercar-rivalling performance, thanks to its sophisticated 4.4-litre twin-turbo mild-hybrid V8 engine producing an impressive 635PS and 750Nm of torque. The result is a vehicle that can sprint from 0-60mph in just 3.8 seconds while maintaining the “go-anywhere’ capability that defines the Defender name.

At the heart of the Octa's remarkable performance is the revolutionary 6D dynamics suspension technology, a first for the Defender lineup. This advanced system analyses and adjusts damping forces up to 500 times per second, delivering unprecedented body control and comfort regardless of terrain or driving conditions. Every aspect of the vehicle has been engineered to deliver outstanding performance without compromising what makes a Defender truly special.

Did You Know?

The Octa's 6D dynamics suspension system is so advanced it can detect and respond to changes in road surface and driving conditions faster than the human nervous system can process sensory information!

15. BMW M3 Touring CS

£120,000 (expected price)

The limited edition M3 Touring CS is a thoroughbred performance car wrapped in practical bodywork which perfectly strikes the balance between everyday usability with track-focused capabilities. BMW M's masterful understanding of what enthusiasts truly desire means that you can expect demand to far outstrip supply for this instant collector's item.

What sets the CS variant apart from the standard M3 Touring is its comprehensive range of performance enhancements. The chassis has been carefully tuned to deliver the precise handling characteristics M cars are famous for, while still offering the comfort and practicality expected of a touring model. From the carbon fibre components that reduce weight to the bespoke suspension setup that enhances handling precision, every modification serves a clear purpose in elevating both performance and driver engagement.

One thing’s for sure is that this limited-edition high-performance wagon is no ordinary estate car: the BMW M3 Touring CS produces an impressive 543bhp from its phenomenal S58 straight-six petrol engine with twin turbochargers, channelled through an intelligently calibrated eight-speed automatic transmission and sophisticated all-wheel drive system. It's the most powerful production wagon ever produced by BMW M, combining supercar performance with family car versatility.

Did You Know?

Not only is the M3 Touring CS the most powerful production estate car ever produced by BMW M, but its chassis has been so comprehensively re-engineered that it can achieve lap times that rival dedicated sports cars around challenging circuits like the Nürburgring.

14. Ferrari EV

£420,000 (expected price)

The arrival of Ferrari's first fully electric vehicle marks a hugely pivotal moment for the Prancing Horse brand. Built in an entirely new carbon-neutral production facility in Maranello, Italy, this groundbreaking vehicle demonstrates how Ferrari can maintain their legendary driving dynamics and emotional appeal while embracing zero-emission technology.

Early development reports indicate that Ferrari's engineers have focused intensely on maintaining their signature handling characteristics and driver engagement through innovative battery placement and motor configuration. This includes developing entirely new solutions for weight distribution and aerodynamic efficiency that compensate for the unique challenges presented by electric powertrains.

What makes this EV particularly significant is that it represents Ferrari's holistic approach to electrification. Rather than simply replacing an internal combustion engine with electric motors, Ferrari has reimagined what a supercar can be in the electric era - we’re looking forward to seeing the final result!

Did You Know?

Ferrari's new production facility marks the first time in the company's history that a completely new factory has been built specifically for a new powertrain technology. The facility is designed to be entirely carbon-neutral from day one, setting new standards for sustainable supercar manufacturing while maintaining Ferrari's acclaimed attention to detail and craftsmanship.

13. Maserati MC20 GT2 Stradale

£338,880

A road-going interpretation of Maserati's successful GT2 race car, the Stradale brings genuine motorsport technology to the street. Making a triumphant return to the pinnacle of performance engineering, this extraordinary machine translates the success of Maserati's GT2 racing program into a road-legal supercar that stays true to its competition roots. 

Powered by the remarkable Nettuno V6 engine producing 631bhp, the Stradale combines racing dynamics with everyday usability in a way that few other vehicles can match. At the heart of the Stradale's performance capabilities lies its sophisticated aerodynamic package. The purposeful front splitter and large fixed rear wing work in perfect harmony to generate up to 500kg of downforce - a figure that puts this road car firmly in the realm of dedicated racing machines. 

This level of aerodynamic efficiency transforms the driving experience, providing exceptional stability at high speeds. Expect 0-62mph in just 2.8 seconds and a top speed of 201mph which secures the Stradale model among the fastest road-legal cars ever produced by Maserati. 

Did You Know?

The MC20 GT2 Stradale's aerodynamic package is so effective that it generates more downforce than many dedicated GT racing cars. This incredible achievement makes it one of the most aerodynamically sophisticated road vehicles ever produced by the Trident marque.

12. Porsche 992.2 GT3

£157,300 (starting price)

The mid-cycle refresh of Porsche's track-focused 911 promises to raise the bar yet again. 25 years on from its debut, the facelifted 992 generation GT3 pushes the boundaries of what's possible in a road-legal sports car - including acceleration capabilities of 0-62mph in under 4 seconds, and a top speed of 190mph - that’s enough to get us excited! 

Featuring a naturally aspirated 4.0-litre flat-six engine producing 510PS, perhaps the most significant technical innovation is the introduction of teardrop-shaped trailing arms on the double-wishbone front axle. This seemingly subtle change yields impressive results, simultaneously improving downforce generation in the wheel arches while enhancing brake cooling efficiency.

In a first for the GT3 lineup, Porsche now offers an optional rear seat configuration with ISOFIX mounting points, making this track-focused machine more versatile for daily use. This addition, along with the refined suspension setup, creates a GT3 that's more usable than ever before while still delivering the intense driving experience that has made this model a benchmark for performance cars. 

Did You Know?

The 992.2 GT3's aerodynamic developments were inspired by Porsche's learnings from their 911 GT3 R racing program, making it the most aerodynamically efficient GT3 road car ever produced. The innovative front axle design marks the first time such technology has been implemented on a series production Porsche.

11. Red Bull RB17

£5,000,000 (expected cost) 

What we can only describe as a visually exciting design, Adrian Newey's ultimate vision of a road car, the RB17, is the most direct transfer of Formula 1 technology ever attempted in a road-legal vehicle. This extraordinary machine showcases Red Bull Racing's engineering excellence as imagined by the company’s Chief Technical Officer, featuring a naturally aspirated V10 engine that revs to an astonishing 15,000rpm and produces over 1,200hp. With a weight of less than 900kg, the RB17 achieves the kind of power-to-weight ratio typically reserved for pure racing machines.

What truly sets the RB17 apart though, is its revolutionary aerodynamic package. The car features unique vortex-driven flow and wheel wake management systems derived directly from Red Bull's F1 technology. These advanced aerodynamic solutions, combined with the carbon-fibre gearbox and sophisticated suspension system, enable the RB17 to achieve levels of performance that redefine what's possible in a track-focused road car. 

Production will be strictly limited to just 50 units, ensuring the RB17's exclusivity and future collectable status, no doubt making it an instant icon.

Did You Know?

The RB17's vortex-driven flow system proves the first time that Formula 1's most advanced aerodynamic concepts have been successfully adapted for a road-legal vehicle. The car's development was overseen personally by Red Bull’s CTO Adrian Newey. 

10. Aston Martin Vanquish

£330,000 (expected starting price) 

The resurrection of the iconic Vanquish nameplate marks a significant moment for Aston Martin, as the British marque redefines the super-GT segment with unprecedented levels of performance and luxury. Early development moles lead us to believe a perfect blend of long-distance comfort and explosive performance capabilities is to be expected - this is one to watch. 

What sets the new Vanquish apart is its extensive use of carbon fibre not only enhances performance but also allows the designers to create more complex and beautiful forms while maintaining exceptional structural rigidity. The result is a car that's both lighter and more capable than its predecessors, without compromising the refinement expected of an Aston Martin grand tourer.

At the heart of this extraordinary vehicle lies a formidable 5.2-litre twin-turbo V-12 engine, producing an impressive 824hp at 6500rpm. This phenomenal engine enables the Vanquish to accelerate from 0-62mph in just 3.3 seconds and achieve a maximum speed of 214mph, firmly establishing it as one of the fastest grand tourers ever produced.

Did You Know?

The new Vanquish features semi-aniline leather and faux-suede upholstery with 16-way power-adjustable heated seats, setting new standards for super-GT comfort. 

9. BMW M5

£111,405 (starting price)

The next generation of BMW's legendary super-saloon embraces a new era of electrification while promising to maintain its position as the benchmark for high-performance luxury cars. At its core lies an engineering masterpiece: a plug-in hybrid powertrain that combines a twin-turbo 4.4-litre V-8 engine with an advanced electric motor, channelled through an eight-speed automatic transmission to deliver a combined output of 717hp to all four wheels combined with trademark M Division handling.

This hybrid evolution of the M5 represents BMW M's most powerful series-production car to date, capable of accelerating from 0-60mph in just 3.4 seconds and achieving a top speed of 190mph. As such, the sophisticated all-wheel drive system has been specifically calibrated to handle the increased power output while maintaining the dynamic character that M5 drivers expect. 

Did You Know?

The new M5's hybrid powertrain allows for a pure-electric range of 25 miles while still delivering more power than any previous M5 model. The instant torque from the electric motor actually improves the car's performance characteristics compared to traditional powertrains, proving that electrification can enhance rather than dilute the M car driving experience.

8. Bugatti Tourbillon

£3,200,000 (expected starting price)

Following the incredible legacy of the Chiron, the Tourbillon is the much anticipated next chapter in Bugatti's pursuit of automotive excellence. Setting new standards in the hypercar segment with its extraordinary combination of power and precision engineering, while some specific details remain closely guarded, expectations are high for another game-changing performance machine.

What we do know is that the brand-new Tourbillon design is a result of a collaboration with hypercar manufacturer, Rimac. At its core is a naturally aspirated 8.3-litre V-16 engine that produces 986hp and 664lb-ft of torque on its own. However, this remarkable power is further enhanced by three electric motors, bringing the total system output to an astonishing 1,801bhp - making it one of the most powerful production vehicles ever created.

The Tourbillon's performance capabilities are equally impressive, with an anticipated top speed of 277mph, placing it firmly among the fastest road-legal vehicles ever produced. The combination of traditional mechanical excellence with cutting-edge hybrid technology creates a vehicle that bridges the gap between automotive past and future.

Did You Know?

The Tourbillon’s cabin is a masterpiece of interior design, featuring an instrument cluster that has been created in collaboration with Swiss watchmakers. This unique partnership brings unprecedented levels of precision and artistry to the vehicle's instrumentation, creating an environment that celebrates both automotive and horological excellence.

7. Porsche 992.2 Turbo S

£99,800 (estimated starting price)

The latest iteration of Porsche's everyday supercar further refines what many enthusiasts consider to be the perfect high-performance package. Powered by a twin-turbocharged 3.7-litre flat-six engine producing 640hp, the 992.2 Turbo S ensures this carefully evolved model demonstrates how incremental improvements can enhance an already exceptional platform.

As you’d expect, the engineering focus has been on refining every aspect of the driving experience. The 992.2 Turbo S sprints from 0-62mph in just 2.7 seconds and achieves a maximum speed of 205mph. A comprehensive suite of luxury features has been teased, including adjustable sports seats paired with a carbon-fibre interior trim. What truly sets this generation apart is its attention to detail in both performance and luxury.

Did You Know?

The 992.2 Turbo S features one of the most sophisticated climate control systems ever fitted to a performance car, with the ability to maintain perfect cabin temperature even during extreme high-speed driving conditions.

6. Aston Martin Valhalla

£850,000 (starting price)

Bringing Formula 1 technology to the road, this mid-engined hybrid hypercar is surely Aston Martin's most ambitious project to date. With active aerodynamics and a hybrid powertrain developed with F1 expertise, the Valhalla promises to be nothing short of revolutionary. As a force to be reckoned with, it combines a V8 engine with three electric motors to produce 816bhp, enabling a blistering 0-62mph time of just 2.5 seconds and a limited top speed of 217mph. 

However, it's the car's aerodynamic capabilities that truly set it apart, with the ability to generate up to 600kg of downforce at 149mph – a figure that rivals many dedicated racing cars. A truly masterful integration of traditional performance paired with cutting-edge electrification, it probably comes as no surprise then that production numbers for this incredible-looking car are limited to 999.   

Did You Know?

The Valhalla's aerodynamic package is so sophisticated that it can generate as much downforce as a GT3 race car while maintaining the visual elegance expected of an Aston Martin road car. This achievement marks the first time Formula 1-derived active aerodynamics have been successfully implemented in a road-legal vehicle at this level.

5. Ferrari 12Cilindri

£336,500 (starting price)

We absolutely had to feature what might be one of the last naturally aspirated V12 Ferraris on our list; the 12Cilindri stands as a magnificent tribute to Ferrari's most legendary engine configuration. This front-engined GT combines traditional Ferrari grand touring elegance with cutting-edge aerodynamic technology, producing an astounding 830hp and 678Nm of torque. The result is a car that can bolt from 0-62mph in just 2.9 seconds and achieve a top speed of 211mph. 

What sets the 12Cilindri apart is its sophisticated aerodynamic package, which includes a series of innovative vortex generators integrated into the underbody design - and this is where the sports car gets really interesting. The front section features three pairs of these generators working in harmony with the front splitter to increase downforce on the front wheels, while an additional pair situated between the rear wheels further enhances stability. It certainly makes this potentially final iteration of Ferrari’s V12 engine model all the more significant.  

Did You Know?

The unique vortex technology fitted in the 12Cilindri was developed directly from Ferrari's Formula 1 program and boasts the most advanced aerodynamic package ever fitted to a front-engined Ferrari road car.

4. Lamborghini Temerario

£260,035 (expected starting price)

As Lamborghini's first super sports car to feature a V8 engine, the Temerario marks a pivotal moment in the brand’s history as it makes a bold step into a new era of hybrid performance. Reports so far suggest big things from the twin-turbo V8 engine which is paired with three electric motors to deliver a combined output of 920 CV and a top speed of 213mph. 

What makes the Temerario particularly special is its high-revving character, with the V8 engine capable of spinning to an incredible 10,000rpm and producing its peak power between 9,000 and 9,750rpm. This high-revving nature, combined with the instant torque delivery from the electric motors, creates a driving experience that's distinctly Lamborghini while pushing the boundaries of hybrid performance car technology. 

As the second vehicle in Lamborghini's HPEV (High-Performance Electrified Vehicle) range, the forward-thinking Temerario demonstrates the manufacturer's commitment to maintaining that all-important emotional engagement in the hybrid era.

Did You Know?

The Temerario is Lamborghini's first ever super sports car to feature a V8 engine, marking a significant departure from their traditional V10 and V12 lineup.

3. Porsche 992.2 GT3 Touring

£157,000 (starting price)

As we enter the top three most anticipated cars on our list, the initial place is reserved for the GT3 Touring, which continues Porsche's masterful tradition of creating driver-focused machines that excel both on road and track. The manufacturer’s engineering focus has been on enhancing both the driving experience and practical functionality, demonstrated by the introduction of innovative features like new teardrop-shaped trailing arms on the double-wishbone front axle.

In terms of performance, the GT3 Touring continues to impress. Powered by a 4.0-litre six-cylinder engine and a PDK (Porsche double-clutch) automatic transmission, 0-62mph is achievable in just 3.4 seconds, with a top speed of 193mph. 

For purists, the manual transmission option offers an even more engaging experience; while it may take half a second longer to reach 62mph, it rewards with a marginally higher top speed of 194mph and an unmatched level of driver involvement. Safe to say that the GT3 Touring remains one of the most focused performance cars available.

Did You Know?

The GT3 Touring's new teardrop-shaped trailing arms are designed to improve both aerodynamic efficiency and brake cooling simultaneously - a feature that was previously impossible to achieve with conventional suspension designs.

2. McLaren W1

£2,000,000 (estimated price)

At number two on our list is McLaren's latest Ultimate Series creation - the W1. Pushing the boundaries of what's possible in a road-legal hypercar, this showy titan establishes new benchmarks for both performance and engineering innovation. Producing 1,275hp - the highest power output of any McLaren ever - the W1 demonstrates McLaren's mastery of hybrid powertrain technology while delivering extraordinary performance figures. 

The car can achieve speeds of 0-124mph in just 5.8 seconds, making it the fastest-accelerating road-legal McLaren in history. However, the W1's performance capabilities extend far beyond straight-line speed. On McLaren's reference track, it proves to be a remarkable three seconds per lap faster than the already exceptional McLaren Senna, highlighting the comprehensive nature of its performance envelope. 

This achievement is made possible through a combination of innovative aerodynamic solutions and careful attention to chassis dynamics, including a significantly lowered ride height - 37mm at the front and 17mm at the rear - which enables the car to generate up to 1,000kg of downforce. Despite its track-focused nature, McLaren's engineers have ensured that the car maintains a level of versatility and refinement that belies its extraordinary performance capabilities. It’s little wonder then that there will only be a total of 399 cars built, further adding to the W1’s exclusive status. 

Did You Know?

The W1's aerodynamic package generates more downforce than any previous McLaren road car while maintaining a lower coefficient of drag, representing a significant breakthrough in aerodynamic efficiency. This achievement has led to the W1 setting new standards for track performance in a road-legal vehicle.

1. Ferrari F80

£3,100,000 (expected price)

So without further ado, the number one spot on our list of the most anticipated cars of 2025 is saved for the magnificent Ferrari F80. The successor to the SF90 is without doubt Ferrari's most ambitious road car project to date, pushing the boundaries of hybrid hypercar technology to unprecedented levels, and deservingly taking the top spot. 

With a combined output of 1,200 horsepower, the F80 showcases Ferrari's most advanced powertrain technology, combining a sophisticated 3.0-litre V6 engine with a hybrid system derived directly from their Le Mans-winning 499P race car. Limited to just 799 units, this technological masterpiece exemplifies Ferrari's ability to transfer racing success directly to their road cars.

The F80's performance figures are nothing short of extraordinary. The sprint from 0-124mph is achievable in just 5.75 seconds, while the top speed of 217mph puts it among the fastest road-legal vehicles ever produced. However, raw numbers only tell part of the tale. The integration of Le Mans-derived hybrid technology provides a level of powertrain sophistication that sets new standards for response and drivability in the hypercar segment.

Did You Know?

The F80's hybrid system is directly derived from Ferrari's Le Mans-winning 499P race car, marking the first time Ferrari has directly transferred their endurance racing hybrid technology to a road car. This technology transfer ensures that the F80 benefits from thousands of hours of competitive development, making it one of the most thoroughly tested and developed hybrid systems ever fitted to a road car.

The Future of Automotive Excellence is Here

As we've charted our 25 most anticipated cars of 2025, one thing becomes abundantly clear: we are entering a truly exciting and transformative period in automotive. This coming year promises an extraordinary blend of traditional performance and cutting-edge technology and if one thing’s for sure, is that the team here at Romans International cannot wait to help you explore these remarkable machines.