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Audi’s new Hybrid Supercar – The Nuvolari.

Deliveries of the supercar, limited to 499 units, will begin in the first half of 2027.

The Audi Nuvolari will be the fastest and most powerful production vehicle in the brand’s history.
The Audi Nuvolari will be the fastest and most powerful production vehicle in the brand’s history.
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The Audi Nuvolari accelerates from 0 to 62 mph in 2.6 seconds and reaches 124 mph in 6.8 seconds. Its speed stems from Formula 1-inspired technology, including a hybrid powertrain, adaptive quattro system, active aerodynamics, and a lightweight carbon Audi Space Frame.

With 1,001 PS and a top speed of more than 217 mph, the Nuvolari* is set to become the most powerful and the fastest production vehicle in the history of the four rings.
With 1,001 PS and an over-217-mph top speed, the Nuvolari* aims to be the most powerful and fastest production vehicle in four rings’ history.

Gernot Döllner, Chairman of the Board at AUDI AG, highlighted Nuvolari’s role in accelerating technological progress and innovation through teamwork.

Design at its most visceral
The Nuvolari is the first production vehicle to showcase Audi’s new design philosophy, combining supercar performance with bold design and aerodynamic efficiency.

A mid-engine layout provides balanced proportions and a commanding presence.

Audi’s signature Titanium paint and carbon accents highlight the Nuvolari’s sharp lines.

The mid-engine layout defines the proportions, yielding a monolithic volume, a powerful stance, and a strong presence.
The mid-engine layout defines proportions, creating a monolithic volume, powerful stance, and strong presence.

High-performance hybrid powertrain with four drive units
A hybrid powertrain pairs a 4.0-litre V8 biturbo engine with three electric motors, delivering a combined 1,001 PS (736 kW).

The combustion engine delivers a maximum torque of 730 Nm and reaches up to 10,000 rpm — a range previously reserved for motorsports.

Front electric motors deliver high torque and support variable distribution, while a third motor between engine and transmission completes the drive system.

The Nuvolari reaches a top speed of more than 217 mph.

Audi CTO Rouven Mohr credited the team’s technical expertise and the rapid transfer of Formula 1 technologies into production.

The quattro predictive ride
Audi’s quattro predictive ride represents the next generation of all-wheel drive, optimizing traction and control in all conditions.

A sophisticated sensor suite monitors steering, acceleration, and grip to fine-tune the vehicle’s response in real time.

If the system anticipates a potential loss of grip in a corner, it responds proactively as an integrated system.

Torque is distributed precisely, brakes stabilize the vehicle, and aerodynamics adjust downforce as needed.

The electric motors on the front axle are a key element of the predictive dynamics system, enabling variable torque vectoring for agile cornering and high-speed stability.

Predictive tuning ensures traction and control, even in challenging road conditions.

Four drive modes allow drivers to prioritize power, dynamics, or efficiency.

  • E-Hybrid mode enables electric-only driving.
  • Balanced mode blends comfort and performance.
  • Dynamic mode enhances agility and precision.
  • Dynamic+ mode delivers maximum performance.

Track Mode offers granular traction control settings, from Wet to Dry and Race to TC Off, for maximum driver control.

Audi Space Frame with carbon exterior
Audi’s Space Frame and carbon exterior reduce weight and boost rigidity, a first for the brand.

Nearly all exterior panels use carbon fibre for strength and weight savings, supporting precise handling.

Formula 1-derived prepreg autoclave technology ensures maximum structural performance from lightweight carbon fibre.

Hand-crafted carbon elements ensure structural integrity and visual appeal.

The process enables complex shapes, from door structures to airflow-guiding frame elements.

In areas exposed to particularly high temperatures, the Audi Nuvolari* uses specifically tuned heat-resistant materials that combine functional performance with distinctive visual accents.

Forged centre-lock wheels debut on the Nuvolari.

Active aerodynamics inspired by Formula 1
Active aerodynamics adjust downforce and drag for efficiency and stability, inspired by Formula 1.

Every exterior element serves an aerodynamic function, with input from Audi’s Formula 1 drivers.

Front air intakes and the S-duct improve cooling and downforce, enhancing high-speed stability.

A deployable rear wing adjusts between configurations to control downforce and drag.

The rear wing minimises drag or increases downforce, depending on the driving mode.

Performance modes automate the rear wing. A dedicated button activates the Drag Reduction System for higher top speed.

Under braking or cornering, the wing increases downforce, generating more than 400 kg when needed.

The rear wing position can be controlled automatically or manually via a rotary control on the steering wheel in all driving modes except EHybrid.

Aerodynamic refinements, including integrated Audi rings, enable high cornering speeds and fast lap times.

Dynamic energy management
A motorsport-inspired energy management system integrates power delivery and energy recovery, adapting to driving style and conditions.

Adaptive coasting and brake recuperation extend battery range during most driving phases.

Electric deceleration stabilizes the car and charges the battery during routine braking.

Launch Control uses stored energy for maximum acceleration, borrowing concepts from Formula 1.

High-performance braking system
A hybrid braking system combines hydraulic and electric deceleration for maximum stopping power.

Brake-by-wire technology ensures consistent pedal feel and optimizes recuperation.

Audi Ceramic Pro brakes deliver high deceleration and control, even during intense track sessions.

Large-diameter, multi-piston brakes deliver balanced stopping power and thermal stability.

Carbon brake discs, based on Formula 1 technology, withstand extreme heat and maintain consistent performance.

An advanced cooling system increases brake heat dissipation by up to 21 per cent.

Reduced vibrations and improved stability enhance braking control and safety at high speeds.

Most deceleration is handled electrically, with hydraulic brakes engaging only under high demand.

The system absorbs up to 2.8 megawatts of energy, preventing brake fade even during extreme use.

The interior of the Audi Nuvolari is fully focused on driving.
The interior of the Audi Nuvolari is fully focused on driving.

Interior and UI/UX
The interior is driver-focused, with essential controls positioned for immediate access and clear visibility.

Digital displays and controls prioritise relevant information to enable natural interaction.

Interior colour accents reference the 1930s Auto Union Type C race car.

The cabin features a dark front section for focus and a lighter rear zone for contrast.

Attention to detail and craftsmanship are evident throughout the interior.

Lightweight carbon fibre seats offer lateral support and ergonomic comfort.

Tazio Nuvolari
The Nuvolari exemplifies performance and was rapidly developed through international collaboration.

Named after legendary Italian racer Tazio Nuvolari, the car honours his fearless spirit and legacy.

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Audi's new Hybrid Supercar - The Nuvolari.
audis-new-hybrid-supercar-the-nuvolariThe Audi Nuvolari combines Formula 1-derived technology, hybrid performance, active aerodynamics, and a driver-focused interior, representing Audi’s vision for the future of high-performance road cars.
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